Take a look at the 8i Concepts manual from OTN, and read the Partitioned
Tables & Indexes section. There is a good sub-section describing what can
and can't be done called Basic Partitioning Model.
If you have any more specific questions, maybe we can help in more depth.
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VIVEK_SHARMA
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> Qs. Are Composite Partitions Better than Range partitions as a General
> rule ?
> OR is it dependent on Nature of Business/Application ?
>
> Qs. For Tables which are partitioned , is it advisable to Partition their
> Corresponding Indexes Also with the Same Respective Key Values List ?
>
Any Other Best Best Practices ?
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