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The New-SqlTargetDatabaseGroup cmdlet creates a SqlTargetDatabaseGroup object, which specifies a set of target databases along with the maximum degrees of parallelism with which to operate against those databases. The SqlTargetDatabaseGroup object is usable in the -Target parameter of the Invoke-SqlMigrations and Invoke-SqlSeed cmdlets.
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The parallelism properties include MaxParallelism, which specifies how many databases in the group can be processed simultaneously, and MaxParallelismPerDatabase, which specifies how many operations can be performed against a single database at one time. These properties allow you to tune performance when working with large numbers of databases.
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The parallelism properties include MaxParallelism, which specifies how many target databases in the group can be processed simultaneously, and MaxParallelismPerTarget, which specifies how many operations can be performed against a single target database at one time.
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The target database group supports an optional descriptive name, which will appear in command output and logs when operations are performed against the group.
Maximum count of operations to perform in parallel against one database. The default value is the number of logical processors on the local machine.
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Maximum count of operations to perform in parallel against one target database. The default value is the number of logical processors on the local machine.
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