What is partioning?how many types of partinings are there
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Answer / vali
to improve the session performance we use the session
partitioning.it improves performance by giving multiple
connections to the source and target.
there are five types of partitioning the session
pass through
data base
round robin
key range
hash partitioning..
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Answer / g. manthiramoorthy
Partition Types:
1.Database partitioning.
2.Hash auto-keys.
3.Hash user keys.
4.Key range.
5.Pass-through
6.Round-robin.
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