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Re: No other way than delete primary key to create partitions by single datetime columns?

Posted by: Sam Young
Date: August 26, 2015 12:53AM

Enlightening article in the blog.
Partition seems not so powerful as in my guess.
Sorry for my lack of experience, if a table comes 10M+, 100M+ rows and more, what to do in general to keep the SQL's performance and avoiding entangle the service logic so mush?
split the table? use other DB product? or some nosql things? search engine?

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