I have a general idea of what an indexed table looks like: first columns are indexed fields, last column is row id from the indexed table. But is there any way for me to actually view what a non-clustered indexed table looks like in SQL Server?
How can I view the STRUCTURE of an indexed table in SQL Server?
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Have a look here: http://use-the-index-luke.com/sql/anatomy
It explains the internal structure of B-tree indexes in general.