As mentioned previously, clustering determine the on-disk sort order for rows within a partition. But a good clustering key can also help to ensure uniqueness among the rows. Consider the table used in the preceding examples. This section will make more sense with more data, so let’s start by adding a few more rows:
INSERT INTO security_logs_by_location (location_id,day,time_in,employee_id,mailstop) VALUES ('MPLS2',20180723,'2018-07-23 9:04:59.377','tejam','M266');INSERT INTO security_logs_by_location (location_id,day,time_in,employee_id,mailstop) VALUES ('MPLS2',20180723,'2018-07-23 7:17:38.268','jeffb','M266');INSERT INTO security_logs_by_location (location_id,day,time_in,employee_id,mailstop) VALUES ('MPLS2',20180723,'2018-07-23 ...
