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**Manage partitioned data in a sliding window scenario**
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Appends an empty partition to the existing table that can be used for switching in data. The wizard currently supports switching into the last partition and switching out the first partition.
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Use the **Select Partition Switching-In options** page to select the staging table you are switching into the partitioned table.
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**Switch in table**
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Select the staging table that contains the partition that you want to add to your partitioned table. You must create this staging table before you switch-in partitions with the **Manage PartitionsWizard**.
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Use the **Select Partition Switching-Out options** page to select the partition and the staging table to hold the partitioned data that you are switching out of the partitioned table.
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**Existing**
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Select an existing staging table you want to use for the partition you want to switch out of the current source table. If the existing table contains data, this data will be overwritten with the data you are switching out.
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## <aname="StagingTableOptions"></a> Select the Staging Table Options Page
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Use the **Select the Staging Table Options** page to create the staging table you want to use for switching your partitioned data.
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**Filegroup**
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Use the **Select Output Option** page to specify how you want to complete the modifications to your partitions.
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**Change schedule**
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Opens the **New Job Schedule** dialog box, where you can select, change, or view the properties of the scheduled job.
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## <aname="NewJob"></a> New Job Schedule Page
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Use the **New Job Schedule** page to view and change the properties of the schedule.
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**Time**
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## <aname="Summary"></a> Summary Page
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Use the **Summary** page to review the options that you have selected on the previous pages.
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**Review your selections**
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Displays the selections you have made for each page of the wizard. Click a node to expand and view your previously selected options.
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## <aname="Progress"></a> Progress Page
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Use the **Progress** page to monitor status information about the actions of the **Manage Partition Wizard**. Depending on the options that you selected in the wizard, the **Progress** page might contain one or more actions. The top box displays the overall status of the wizard and the number of status, error, and warning messages that the wizard has received.
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**Close**
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Close the wizard.
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## See Also
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[Partitioned Tables and Indexes](../relational-databases/indexes/indexes.md)
Selecting **Regressed Queries**, opens the **Regressed Queries** pane in [!INCLUDE[ssManStudio](../../../includes/ssmanstudio-md.md)]. The Regressed Queries pane shows you the queries, and plans in the query store. Drop down boxes at the top allow you to select queries based on various criteria. Select a plan to see the graphical query plan. Buttons are available to view the source query, force, and unforce a query plan, and refresh the display.
To force a plan, select a query and plan, and then click **Force Plan.** You can only force plans that were saved by the query plan feature and are still retained in the query plan cache.
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-**Script binding** - Generates a script for binding default and rule objects. The default is **False**. For more information, see [CREATE DEFAULT (Transact-SQL)](~/t-sql/statements/create-default-transact-sql.md) and [CREATE RULE (Transact-SQL)](~/t-sql/statements/create-rule-transact-sql.md).
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-**Script collation** - Includes collation information in the script. The default is **False**. For more information, see [Collation and Unicode Support](../relational-databases/collations/collation-and-unicode-support.md).
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-**Script defaults** - Includes default objects used to set default values in table columns. The default is **True**. For more information, see [CREATE DEFAULT (Transact-SQL)](~/t-sql/statements/create-default-transact-sql.md).
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**Table/View Options** - The following options apply only to scripts for tables or views.
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-**Script change tracking** - Scripts change tracking if it is enabled on the origin database or tables in the origin database. The default is **False**. For more information, see [About Change Tracking (SQL Server)](../../2014/database-engine/about-change-tracking-sql-server.md).
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-**Script change tracking** - Scripts change tracking if it is enabled on the origin database or tables in the origin database. The default is **False**. For more information, see [About Change Tracking (SQL Server)](../../database-engine/about-change-tracking-sql-server.md).
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-**Script check constraints** – Adds `CHECK` constraints to the script. The default is **True**. `CHECK` constraints require data that is entered into a table to meet some specified condition. For more information, see [Unique Constraints and Check Constraints](../../database-engine/unique-constraints-and-check-constraints.md).
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-**Script data compression options** - Scripts data compression options if they are configured on the origin database or tables in the origin database. For more information, see [Data Compression](../relational-databases/data-compression/data-compression.md). The default is **False**.
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-**Script data compression options** - Scripts data compression options if they are configured on the origin database or tables in the origin database. For more information, see [Data Compression](../data-compression/data-compression.md). The default is **False**.
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-**Script primary keys** - Scripts the creation of primary keys on tables. The default is **True**. Primary keys uniquely identify each row of a table.
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-**Script triggers** - Scripts the creation of DML triggers on tables. The default is **False**. A DML trigger is an action programmed to execute when a data manipulation language (DML) event occurs in the database server. For more information, see [DML Triggers](../../database-engine/dml-triggers.md).
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-**Script unique keys** - Scripts the creation of unique keys on tables. Unique keys prevent duplicate data from being entered. The default is **True**. For more information, see [Unique Constraints and Check Constraints](../../database-engine/unique-constraints-and-check-constraints.md).
Use this dialog box to view, add, edit, delete, or test hosting provider connections. A hosting provider specifies the connection information for a Web service created by using the Database Publishing Service project in the SQL Server Hosting Toolkit on CodePlex.
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1.**Convert UDDTs to base types** - When **True**, user-defined data types (UDDT) are converted into the underlying base data types that were used to create them. Use **True** when the UDDT does not exist in the database where the script will be run. When **False**, UDDTs are used. The default is **False**.
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3.**Publish defaults** - Includes default objects used to set default values in table columns. The default is **True**. For more information, see [CREATE DEFAULT (Transact-SQL)](~/t-sql/statements/create-default-transact-sql.md).
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