What are partitioned views?
Answer / Pitamber Arya
Partitioned views in SQL Server are similar to regular views but consist of multiple physical partitions. Partitioning allows large data volumes to be divided into smaller, more manageable pieces, improving query performance and reducing resource consumption. Each partition can reside on a different file group, which can be located on separate disk drives or storage devices.
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