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Re: How datas can be handled in Big database

From: Andreas Michler <Andreas.Michler_at_adicom.de>
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2000 16:49:23 +0100
Message-ID: <387B5103.28867D8D@adicom.de>


Use partitioning of tables.
You can split tables into partitions in case of contents of a field. In your case you can say that records older 6 month -> partition "old"... Please read the Oracle Doku "Partitioning tables". Its very easy.

Fither Muhammed wrote:

> We want to manage a database containing more than 1 GB
> data. The data base containing 54 tables. In this database
> most of the space is occupied by 5 tables. Only the datas
> of the last six months are needed for usual operations. But
> the data before Six months are needed for annual reports.
> Can we improve the performance by taking the backup of old
> records(before six months) and delete the same from the
> database ? Can we restore the old data from this back up
> if there is a need for that? What are the
> Techiniques/Methods used for this ?
>
> We are using NT4.0/ORACLE 8
>
> Thanks - Fither Muhammed
>
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