Hello All,
What is single-level and multi-level partitioning?
Please provide the Solution.
Difference between Single-Level and Multi-level Partitioning
Answered
Next Story
Related
- Different types of Partitioning supported by SAP HANA
What are the different types of partitioning supported by SAP HANA ? There are two types of partitioning supported by SAP HANA1.Single-Level Partitioning.Rows can be distributed to partitions... - Difference between Setting Global Cache and Local Cache Partitions
Global Cache Partition vs Local Cache PartitionWhat is the difference between setting for global cache partition number and setting for local cache partitions? tIn order to configure the number of... 
Differences between SAP HANA and Oracle
SAP HANA vs. OracleListed below are some of the basic differences between Oracle and SAP HANA:tttttttttNametttttttttOracletttttttttSAP...
Difference between SAP HANA and Hadoop
SAP HANA vs HadoopListed below are some of the major differences between SAP HANA and Hadoop, although both HANA and Hadoop are equally competitive, useful and offers the best to their customers...
Get solutions from our experts!
If a table is partitioned exclusively by one of the above partitioning approaches (HASH, ROUNDROBIN, RANGE), it is called single-level partitioning.
If each of the partitions itself is partitioned again by other criteria, we call it multi-level partitioning.