SAP SYBASE IQ Partitioned Tables


This section help find list of Partitioned tables in IQ
 

List of all the Partitioned tables in IQ

SQL1> select b.table_name,b.table_type,a.create_time,a.update_time,z.dbspace_name from sysiqtable a, systable b, sysfile z where z.file_id=b.file_id and a.table_id=b.table_id and a.table_id in (select distinct table_id from syspartitions)

 

Details of particular table which is partitioned

SQL2> select partition_id,partition_values,partition_name from syspartitions where table_id in (select table_id from systable where table_name='<table_name>')

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  1. RayApril 13, 2022 at 11:40 AM

    how to obtain storage sizes at each partition here for that partitioned table ?

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