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zaty2405
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Posted - 2010-06-21 : 18:33:56
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Hi,I know that in order to improve performance, its better to put those heavily updated tables on different filegroup and indexes on different filegroup.My question is: 1) Do we have any best practice for filegroup allocation?2) Is there any maximum number of filegroup that can be craeted for each database ?Appreciate your reply.Thanks |
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