Dennis,
In reading the question once again it appears that Ayyappan is asking if he
an set which partition of the table will be queried in a specific session.
Ayyappan,
Obviously the answer is NO. Partitioning does not limit the amount of data
a session can see, but rather the amount of data that the database can ignore
when running a query. Now inside the query you can specify what partition to
use if you desire. The syntax of which is:
select <column_name(s)>
from <owner>.<table_name> partition(<partition_name>)
where <your where clause stuff>
Dick Goulet
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Author: DENNIS WILLIAMS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: 5/6/2002 7:03 AM
Ayyappan - I'm just trying to understand your question. Pardon me if I'm a
little slow, it is Monday. Okay, you have a partitioned table. That is a
physical object, nothing to do with the session. And then you query that
partitioned table. Is your question how the query will be optimized by
certain sessions? A little more information might be helpful on Monday.
Thanks.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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Hi All
Can we able to set the Partition in the Session Level.
I.e if I have a partition table and when I am querying can I set it in the
session Level
Rgds
Ayyappan.S
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