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- Removing a failover group for a single or pooled database doesn't stop replication, and it doesn't delete the replicated database. You'll need to manually stop geo-replication and delete the database from the secondary server if you wanted to add a single or pooled database back to a failover group after it's been removed. Failing to do either might result in an error similar to `The operation cannot be performed due to multiple errors` when attempting to add the database to the failover group.
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- Failover group name is subject to [naming restrictions](/azure/azure-resource-manager/management/resource-name-rules).
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- When creating a new failover group, or when adding databases to an existing failover group, you can _only_ designate the databases as [standby replicas](standby-replica-how-to-configure.md)_when using the Azure portal_ - Azure PowerShell and the Azure CLI are not currently available.
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- Azure portal doesn't support creating failover groups across different subscriptions but is possible with PowerShell. See Programmatically manage failover groups below.
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## <aname="programmatically-managing-failover-groups"></a> Programmatically manage failover groups
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