I have a database table that is growing too big (few hundred million rows) that needs to be optimized, but before I get into partitioning it, I thought I\'d ask about suggestions.
Oracle 10g. We have a large table partitioned by a varchar2 column (if it were up to me, it wouldn\'t be this column, but it is) with each partition having a single value.Ex. PARTITION \"PARTION1\"VA
I\'ve just restructured my database to use partitioning in Postgres 8.2. Now I have a problem with query performance:
I\'m trying to write a stored procedure that will create a new FILEGROUP based upon a given date parameter. What I want to see is a FILEGROUP called something like \'2010_02_01\'. What I get is a FILE
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How do I part开发者_StackOverflow社区ition existing table in SQL Server 2005/08? I couldn\'t find a better clue on it.Here is a full article on how to do this. (Create table, insert data, then partiti
I\'m familiar with the concept of using partitions in Oracle as a technique to pubish incremental additions to tables (in a DW context).
I\'m considering various ways to partition my data in SQL Server.One approach I\'m looking at is to partition a particular huge table into 8 partitions, then within each of these partitions to partiti
I\'m wondering if there is an \"optimal\" solution for this problem: I have a n x m (pixel) sized space with p preexisting rectangled - objects in various sizes on it. Now I want to place q (same siz
I have an application that recor开发者_JS百科ds activity in a table (Oracle 10g). The logging records should be kept for at least 30 days. I expect about 20 million rows to be added to this table ever
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