Answer / Rahul Bhaskar

In Ab Initio, a partition refers to a logical division of data or resources within the system. Partitions can be used to organize and manage large datasets, isolate processing tasks, or control access to resources. For example, partitions can be created for different departments within an organization to segregate their data and ensure data privacy.

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how does deadlock occur?

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