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Can you Partition BETWEEN 2 fields?
Posted by: wes mahler
Date: January 04, 2008 04:24AM

I have a TABLE that holds the IP NETRANGES. Table looks like this:



id (INT), ipfrom (INT), ipto (INT)

1, 2147483647, 2147483647
2, 2130706431, 2113929216
3, 2113929215, 2113880064

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I know partitions work great when for instance have a daterange, so the partition is on one FIELD, and u you select BETWEEN IT.

But in here, I select between the LOW, and the HI, netranges to grab the id.

ie: SELECT id FROM xxx WHERE ipfrom >= 1135173476 AND ipto <= 1135173476

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So my question is, I can't really use partitions here can I? I mean it doesn't really support what I'm trying to do does it? Any thoughts on this, I hope I was clear.

I have 1,500,000 million different rows, each id is associated with a netrange, so without partitioning finding the id within a netrange is hard, but I can't seem to find a way that I would potentially even be able to partition this. Thoughts?

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