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Hi, Darold.
You said, that you fixed our problem, but it's still there:
The problem not is in naming of partitions and subpartitions, but in referencing on parent table.
For example:
"DEF" is partition of "ABC"
and we create subpartitions "DEF_1", "DEF_2" and "DEF_3" of "DEF"
And when we create default subpartition "DEF_default" it references not "DEF", but "ABC"!!
As the result, we expected to see a lot of partitions, each of them had subpartitions including default, however we got a lot of default partitions of main table, what caused an error.
Hi, if you want me to solve such issue, I need to be able to reproduce and screenshot doesn't really help. What I need is a copy/paste DDL to be able to create the objects in Oracle quickly, if I have to write a use case by myself there is chance that I will never do that. As you see with the response delay time is a huge problem for me. Thanks for your understanding.
Hi, Darold.
You said, that you fixed our problem, but it's still there:
The problem not is in naming of partitions and subpartitions, but in referencing on parent table.
For example:
"DEF" is partition of "ABC"
and we create subpartitions "DEF_1", "DEF_2" and "DEF_3" of "DEF"
And when we create default subpartition "DEF_default" it references not "DEF", but "ABC"!!
As the result, we expected to see a lot of partitions, each of them had subpartitions including default, however we got a lot of default partitions of main table, what caused an error.
Previous Issue:
#1562
Here is the code-source and migrated code:
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