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How do change the table filegroup by script
Hi, I just like to know. How do change the Table Filegroup by script? Amit KumarMob.: 9873812005
You can move a table to another filegroup by (re)creating a clustered
index on the table, specifying the desired filegroup. You can similarly
move the non-clustered indexes. For existing indexes, specify WITH
DROP_EXISTING to eliminate the sort. CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX test ON test_table (column1) ON NewFilegroup CREATE CLUSTERED INDEX test ON test_table (column1) ON NewFilegroup
WITH
DROP_EXISTING
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If you are moving for perfomance reasons, it is better to create new filegroup on different physical drives. Optimizing SQL Server Performance
Using Files and Filegroups
http://www.sql-server-performance.com/ac_filegroup_performance.asp
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