Hash, List, Composite, Round Robin, and Interval Partitioning
Not really one of them. Partitioning is done by the table data, e.g. one could create a partition per year, base on a date column. See Partitioned tables and indexes
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Hello
I am a student studying DB such as Oracle and MSSQL. I understand that MSSQL supports Range Partitioning. I would like to ask if MSSQL can use Hash, List, Composite, Round Robin, and Interval Partitioning
Hash, List, Composite, Round Robin, and Interval Partitioning
Not really one of them. Partitioning is done by the table data, e.g. one could create a partition per year, base on a date column. See Partitioned tables and indexes
Hi @아름 정
In addition to the above answer, you can also refer to these two posts.
https://www.sqlshack.com/partitions-in-sql-server/
https://www.sqlshack.com/database-table-partitioning-sql-server/
Best regards,
Percy Tang
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