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Hi everyone,
I have successfully managed to create filegroup Function and partitioning
scheme.
My question is how then Next month incoming increaze 2 functions.
Next will be 200812...how I made an add to the logic?

I found an example that explain me strategy...but with a fixed number of
Filegroup, making the switch IN / OUT. My case necessarily the filegroup
file are always on add


Thanks,
Alen Italy


PARTITION CREATE FUNCTION [] (DateCreazioneLogIIS datetime) AS
RANGE LEFT FOR VALUES (
DATEADD (ms, -3,'20070901 ')
DATEADD (ms, -3,'20071001 ')
DATEADD (ms, -3,'20071101 ')


)


CREATE PARTITION SCHEME [RaggruppamentiDateLog]
AS PARTITION [DateCreazioneLogIIS] TO (
[200709]
[200710]
[200711]
[PRIMARY]
)

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Hi everyone,
 
Primary platform is 64-bit on A-P cluster.
 
Our needs are on yearly basis and on monthly basis. We're forced to keep up five years for the majority of the production tables.
In terms of years, I see three ways:
 
1.Create all the ranges for a FILEGROUP with a only NDF
 
2004, 2005, 2006 => FG1 =>  ONE.NDF
 
2.Create all the ranges for a FILEGROUP along with more than one NDF.
 
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2006 => FG1 => ONE.NDF
2005 => FG2 => TWO.NDF
 
What is the best approach in terms of availability, performance and best practices? Maybe is a silly question, I'm sorry if it is.
 
As usual, thanks a lot for your time.
 

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Code Snippet


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