Enter a valid data partition name when creating a single data partition on a table. A data partition name is optional.
Indicates that the starting value for the data partition range starts with, and includes the value specified in the starting value column. Starting value inclusive is the default. This value is ignored when Minimum (MINVALUE) or Maximum (MAXVALUE) are specified for the starting type of a column.
Indicates that the ending value for the data partition range ends with, and includes the value specified in the ending value column. Ending value inclusive is the default. This value is ignored when Minimum (MINVALUE) or Maximum (MAXVALUE) are specified for the ending type of a column.
For each table partitioning column specified, you can specify the Starting and Ending type and the Starting and Ending value. MINVALUE and MAXVALUE are specified to create open ended ranges. MINVALUE represents a value smaller than any possible value for the column type being used. MAXVALUE represents a value larger than any possible value for the column type being used. If you specify Minimum as the Starting value on a table with multiple columns, all subsequent column starting types are MINVALUE. The same condition applies when MAXVALUE is specified as the Ending value for a column. If you choose VALUE as the Starting or Ending type, an explicit value must be supplied in the respective Starting or Ending value field. The values chosen should not overlap with the ranges of any existing data partitions. The rules governing when it is necessary to specify a column's Starting or Ending value as well as the values that are permissible are listed in the Help for this window.
Select the source table schema from the list.
Specify the source table name from the list.
Select OK to attach the data partition.
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