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Describe what you find is inappropriate or missing in the existing docs.
As a follow up to A Practical Guide For SQL Tuning #19108, also write a part where table partitioning is explained and what its best practice can be used for SQL tuning
Describe your suggestion or addition.
It should mention:
Benefits of table partitioning
partition pruning can skip all partitions not matching the predicates of the query, also for TiFlash
DROP PARTITION very efficient way of deleting a whole partition, similar to DROP TABLE, without having to go through the transaction layer.
EXCHANGE PARTITION
Drawbacks of table partitioning
non-global secondary indexes will do index lookups for each matching partition
Global index
Remove the limitation that 'all unique indexes needs to include all partitioning columns'
A single table level index so not one lookup per partition
Needs index reorganization when dropping / reorganizing partitions, so not meta-data only DROP PARTITION.
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Please answer the following questions before submitting your issue. Thanks!
Describe what you find is inappropriate or missing in the existing docs.
As a follow up to A Practical Guide For SQL Tuning #19108, also write a part where table partitioning is explained and what its best practice can be used for SQL tuning
Describe your suggestion or addition.
It should mention:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: