modeling of the table partitions

Hello

How to define partitions in oracle data maker? If it is defined in the relational or physical model (11g)?

The table will store millions of cities linked to about 20,000 documents. I want to create a partition on the name of the city?

Please advice...


Hello

Partitioning is defined in the physical model of the Oracle.

Open the Table Properties dialog box in the physical model and set its property to partitioned on YES.

You can then go to the partition tab in the dialog box.  You must set the Partition Type (of the LIST) and add the column containing the name of the city to the selected columns list.

After you close this dialog box, you can, if you wish, define individual partitions.

To do this, you should expand the node of the Table in the physical model tree and then right-click on its node of Partitions and select the new option.

This will display the properties of Partition dialog box, where you can provide a list of one or more city names in the list of values property.

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