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What is single-level and multi-level partitioning?
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Difference between Single-Level and Multi-level Partitioning
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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.