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Hi Yall.<br />
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Every month a flatfile approx 500mb will be loaded into a Finance Oracle Datamart via Informatica. &nbsp;The requirements are to keep 24 periods of data. &nbsp;I would have said Range partitioning was the best Partitionign strategy but one could also have List as P1,P2,P3 etc. &nbsp;Ive written a SP to accomodate both but wonder what would be the best strategy ?<br />
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Regards<br />
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Ben
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Hi Yall.

Every month a flatfile approx 500mb will be loaded into a Finance Oracle Datamart via Informatica.  The requirements are to keep 24 periods of data.  I would have said Range partitioning was the best Partitionign strategy but one could also have List as P1,P2,P3 etc.  Ive written a SP to accomodate both but wonder what would be the best strategy ?

Regards

Ben

List or Range Partitioning

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