DRAG DROP
Your network contains a SQL Server 2012 instance named SQL1. SQL1 contains a
database named DB1. DB1 contains three tables.
The tables are configured as shown in the following table.
You plan to create indexes for the tables.
You need to identify which type of index must be created for each table. The solution must
minimize the amount of time required to return information from the tables.
Which type of index should you create for each table? To answer, drag the appropriate index
type to the correct table in the answer area.
Answer: 
Table with columnstore index cannot be updated, but columnstore index performs quite well on large tables, so the answer is: table 1 – columnstore index, table 2 – nonclustered, table 3 – nonclustered index.
crappy question i could use columnstore for them all . remove the index update the data and reinsert it . that will be much faster
It’s no “crappy question”. The question did NOT say there are already records in the tables. For each scenario, it says “The table WILL CONTAIN…”
So, which index-type is best for each scenario (from the on-set)?!