This topic describes how to view and manage table groups and their associated tables in HoloWeb.
Usage notes
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Only a superuser can view and manage all table groups.
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For more information about managing table groups, see Table Group and Shard Count operations guide.
Table group management
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Go to the HoloWeb development page. For more information, see Connect to HoloWeb.
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In the top navigation bar of the HoloWeb page, click Diagnostics and Optimization.
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On the Diagnostics and Optimization page, click Table Group Management in the navigation pane on the left.
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On the Table Group Management page, on the Table Group Management tab, select an Instance and a Database.
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Click Search to view the list of table groups.
The table group list contains the following information and operations:
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Information: Table Group Name, Default Table Group Or Not, Table Count, and Shard Count.
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Operations:
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View details: Opens the Management for Tables in Table Group page. For more information, see Management for Tables in Table Group.
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Set as Default Table Group: Makes the selected table group the default.
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Delete: A table group can be deleted only if it contains no tables.
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Click Create Table Group. In the dialog box, enter a Table Group Name, select the Default option, enter the Shard Count, and then click OK.
Table management in table group
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Go to the HoloWeb development page. For more information, see Connect to HoloWeb.
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In the top navigation bar of the HoloWeb page, click Diagnostics and Optimization.
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On the Diagnostics and Optimization page, click Table Group Management in the navigation pane on the left.
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On the Table Group Management page, click the Management for Tables in Table Group tab. Select an Instance, a Database, and a Table Group. Optionally, enter a Table Name to search for a table.
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Click Search to view the tables in the selected table group.
The list shows all non-partitioned tables and parent partitioned tables in the selected table group. By default, child partitioned tables belong to the same table group as their parent partitioned table.