Partitioning of Tables/indexes

Hello

Oracle Version 10.2.0
O/s Version: SUSE Linux

Currently, all tables and indexes are stored in the ponit of NFS mounting. I would like to know if I can partition the tables/indexes on local storage temporarily.

Thank you

Hello
Yes you can do it. But if you have a few scores on NAS and others on the local drive, then depending on the nature of the query/DML you will see some performance issues.

MSK

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