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ALTER PARTITION SCHEME

Change the allocation of a NEXT USED filegroup to a partition scheme.

Syntax
ALTER PARTITION SCHEME partition_scheme
NEXT USED [filegroup] [;]

Key
file_group A single filegroup to be designated as NEXT USED. Must already exist.

The filegroup does not need to be empty, one file group may be used for multiple partitions.

To remove the NEXT USED allocation, run the command without specifying any filegroup.
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