Select From Multiple Partitions

Nov 2, 2010

I have more 100 partition in a table, I would like to query 10 partitions alone in single statement, Hope it could be possible like query data for single partitions, provide the syntax for the same.

Because if I try to query for all the partition then the query is Hanging due to the large no of data, then I can query single partition by partition then it takes more than a day. so, I would like query data for 10 partition in a single select.

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We are using partition exchnage to swap individual partitions into table which then backed up.

This being done one partition at a time.

Is it possible to swap several partitions of a tabel in one go.

using Oracle 11.2.0.3

partioned by date, one partition of reach day.

Is it possible say to move the last 7 days partitions into the other table for backup using partition exchange?

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B
From____________To________
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01.01.2011 || 01.10.2012
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WHERE s1.SALES_ORDER_ID = s2.SALES_ORDER_ID
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The issue is that I have multiple regions: ANZ, JP, ASEAN etc. Wat I would do is to create a statement for each and every region. Is there a way to consolidate them all into a single statement. that means something like

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bbbb 2/2/2004 louis lewis
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dddd 4/4/2006 mary little
eeee 5/5/2007 joe black

Table2
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aaaa 1/1/2003 billy bob aaaa 3/3/2005 nat king
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eeee 5/5/2007 joe black eeee 8/8/2010 elton rocket

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where table1_code= table2_code
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