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    Experiment No.4 Partitioning

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    The document demonstrates different types of partitioning - hash, range, and interval partitioning - on a library database table. It creates the library table, inserts sample data, and then partitions the table using the lib_id column for hash partitioning, the lib_id column for range partitioning with defined ranges, and the issue_date column for interval partitioning with 1 month intervals. It then selects data from each partition to show the results.

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    The document demonstrates different types of partitioning - hash, range, and interval partitioning - on a library database table. It creates the library table, inserts sample data, and then partitions the table using the lib_id column for hash partitioning, the lib_id column for range partitioning with defined ranges, and the issue_date column for interval partitioning with 1 month intervals. It then selects data from each partition to show the results.

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    The document demonstrates different types of partitioning - hash, range, and interval partitioning - on a library database table. It creates the library table, inserts sample data, and then partitions the table using the lib_id column for hash partitioning, the lib_id column for range partitioning with defined ranges, and the issue_date column for interval partitioning with 1 month intervals. It then selects data from each partition to show the results.

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    HASH PARTITION:

    create table library(lib_id int,stud_id int,book_name varchar(50),issue_date varchar(20),return_date


    varchar(20))

    partition by hash(lib_id)

    partition p1,

    partition p2,

    partition p3,

    partition p4

    );

    insert into library values(100,110,'Maths','10/11/22','15/11/22');

    insert into library values(102,109,'Physics','09/07/22','15/07/22');

    insert into library values(103,102,'Biology','08/02/22','15/02/22');

    insert into library values(104,100,'History','23/09/22','5/10/22');

    insert into library values(106,106,'c programming','12/11/22','17/11/22');

    insert into library values(107,101,'java programming','13/11/22','18/11/22');

    insert into library values(108,105,'c++ programming','14/11/22','19/11/22');

    insert into library values(109,104,'web development','15/11/22','20/11/22');

    insert into library values(110,103,'php fundamentals','16/11/22','21/11/22');

    select * from user_tab_partitions where table_name ='LIBRARY';


    select * from library partition(p1);

    select * from library partition(p2);

    select * from library partition(p3);

    select * from library partition(p4);

    RANGE PARTITION:
    create table library(lib_id int,stud_id int,book_name varchar(50),issue_date varchar(20),return_date
    varchar(20))

    partition by range(lib_id)

    (
    partition p1 values less than (104),

    partition p2 values less than (106),

    partition p3 values less than (110)

    );

    insert into library values(100,110,'Maths','10/11/22','15/11/22');

    insert into library values(102,109,'Physics','09/07/22','15/07/22');

    insert into library values(103,102,'Biology','08/02/22','15/02/22');

    insert into library values(104,100,'History','23/09/22','5/10/22');

    insert into library values(106,106,'c programming','12/11/22','17/11/22');

    insert into library values(107,101,'java programming','13/11/22','18/11/22');

    insert into library values(108,105,'c++ programming','14/11/22','19/11/22');

    insert into library values(109,104,'web development','15/11/22','20/11/22');

    select * from library partition(p1);

    select * from library partition(p2);


    select * from library partition(p3);

    INTERVAL PARTITIONING:
    create table library(lib_id int,stud_id int,book_name varchar(50),issue_date date,return_date date)

    partition by range(issue_date)

    interval(NUMTOYMINTERVAL(1,'MONTH'))

    partition p1 values less than(TO_DATE('01-04-2022','DD-MM-YYYY')),

    partition p2 values less than(TO_DATE('02-08-2022','DD-MM-YYYY')),

    partition p3 values less than(TO_DATE('03-12-2022','DD-MM-YYYY'))

    );

    insert into library values(100,110,'Maths','10/11/22','15/11/22');

    insert into library values(102,109,'Physics','09/07/22','15/07/22');

    insert into library values(103,102,'Biology','08/02/22','15/02/22');

    insert into library values(104,100,'History','23/09/22','5/10/22');

    insert into library values(106,106,'c programming','12/11/22','17/11/22');

    insert into library values(107,101,'java programming','13/11/22','18/11/22');

    insert into library values(108,105,'c++ programming','14/11/22','19/11/22');

    insert into library values(109,104,'web development','15/11/22','20/11/22');


    select * from library partition(p1);

    select * from library partition(p2);

    select * from library partition(p3);

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