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Is it so necessary to have table with 100 Mil. records? Now way how to break data into more tables?
Jan Pruner
On Fri 8. February 2002 05:53, you wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> We are developing a system in which some tables in the database might be
> having about 100 Million records. We are planning to use table and index
> partition's as a means to improve performance. Could you please share
> your experiences/views about handling such huge tables. Is this
> partitioning sufficient or do we have to look in to some other means.
>
> It would also be of great help if you could provide me some pointers to
> documents which gives some insight for handling such tables and
> databases.
>
> thanks in advance,
> Sathish.
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