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Oracle FAQpartitions and parallel processing
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Published: 8th Aug 2007 |
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I have a question regarding oracle parallel processing and partition. before oracle 9.2 parallel processing is not possible without partitioning and DOP was equal to number of partitions. however this beha...
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