You can put all partitions that you would like to be read only in the read
only tablespaces. 

Alex Hillman

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List,
I have implemented Local Managed Tablespaces and Partitioned my data and
indexes by date ranges. The data contains dates from 06-1993 to present and
is about 20 GIG in size. 
The question I have is: Can some of the  partitions of a table be made "READ
ONLY" and some made "READ WRITE"? Each partition is contained in it's own
datafile. I would like to back up the database and not have to backup the
older data if I can. 
 I have read the confusing manuals and the cryptic options available list
for the create tablespace, table commands and can't grasp the
LMT,Partitions, Read Only command context.
Any Ideas appreciated.
ROR m���m

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