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Range-List Partition
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True
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True
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In the following example the index-organized table, sales, is partitioned by which method?
CREATE TABLE sales(acct_no NUMBER(5),
acct_name CHAR(30),
amount_of_sale NUMBER(6),
week_no INTEGER,
sale_details VARCHAR2(1000),
PRIMARY KEY (acct_no, acct_name, week_no))
ORGANIZATION INDEX
INCLUDING week_no
OVERFLOW
PARTITION BY HASH (week_no)
PARTITIONS 16
STORE IN (ts1, ts2, ts3, ts4)
OVERFLOW STORE IN (ts3, ts6, ts9);
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Hash
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True
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16
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Adding partitions
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Partition description identifying partition bounds
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All
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Which of the following operations support the UPDATE INDEXES clause?
A)The following operations support the UPDATE INDEXES clause:
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All
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