Re: partioning question
p0, p1, etc, represent separate files containing portions of the data. Certain operations can act on individual partitions; eg, ALTER. You must have a PRIMARY KEY on your table, and (in for your example) it must include the field 'joined'.
If you have under, say, a million rows, partitioning does not buy much.
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