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Number of table partitions [message #320567]

Thu, 15 May 2008 08:44

chintu00
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Are there any general guidelines on number of Hash Partitions that should be created for a table having 10/100 million records.

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Re: Number of table partitions [message #320569 is a reply to message #320567]

Thu, 15 May 2008 08:52

Michel Cadot
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No partition I think, 10 million is small, 100 million is medium.
Now it depends on your number of concurrent transactions on this table and number of disks on which you can spread the partitions.

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Michel

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Re: Number of table partitions [message #320578 is a reply to message #320569]

Thu, 15 May 2008 09:54

chintu00
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I have a table that is currently over 100 million records and we are purging data from the table but may end up with 100 million records in the table. what should influence my decision on the number of partition. What you have said below I find very open-ended, I can't make outmuch from it.

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Re: Number of table partitions [message #320586 is a reply to message #320578]

Thu, 15 May 2008 10:23

Michel Cadot
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Now it depends on your number of concurrent transactions on this table and number of disks on which you can spread the partitions.

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Michel

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