What is a file group?
- What is database file group?
- How do you create a file group?
- What is the difference between file and filegroup in SQL Server?
- What is file group backup?
What is database file group?
Database filegroups consist of files and database objects (tables, indexes, stored procedures, etc). Log files are never part of a filegroup because log space and data space are managed separately.
How do you create a file group?
To add a filegroup using SSMS, open SSMS and select a database where a file group needs to be created. Right-click the database select “Properties” >> select “Filegroups” and click “Add Filegroup” as shown in the following image: When we click the “Add Filegroup” button, a row will be added in the “Rows” grid.
What is the difference between file and filegroup in SQL Server?
tl;dr; Filegroups are a logical construct used to separate tables and indexes from each other, files are the physical construct used to store information (log & data) about the database.
What is file group backup?
A file backup contains all the data in one or more files (or filegroups). For more information about file backups, see Full File Backups (SQL Server) and Differential Backups (SQL Server).
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