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  • noun computing A collection of files that, in some database systems, are managed together as a group

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  • All data files in a filegroup should be the same size.

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  • All data files in a filegroup should be the same size.

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  • All data files in a filegroup should be the same size.

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  • Essentially, a filegroup is a construct to provide a logical storage location for an object when it is created.

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  • Backing up a filegroup is a shortcut to backing up all the files it contains.

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  • Essentially, a filegroup is a construct to provide a logical storage location for an object when it is created.

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  • Backing up a filegroup is a shortcut to backing up all the files it contains.

    Recently Uploaded Slideshows 2008

  • Backing up a filegroup is a shortcut to backing up all the files it contains.

    Recently Uploaded Slideshows 2008

  • Essentially, a filegroup is a construct to provide a logical storage location for an object when it is created.

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  • You talk about copying the contents out of one file and putting them into another file -- i'm assuming you are meaning a new FileGroup and moving the objects into a new filegroup to transfer all the data to the new filegroup. [[rdorr]] Yes a new file in the same file group or a new file group.

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