Database 10g partitioning performance reported

Dear sir,
I have a sales history table that holds 68 million records, as a data architect I have partitioned the table by RANGE based on the client ID that is a sequence.
currently the table holds 120,000 physical partitions, the performence problem is reported by the developers once trying to insert a bulk of 8 million records into the table, they are trying to do so in a new partition, I provided them a partitioning syntax to do the insert directly into the table but it's taking hours without being accomplished.
only a PK on the ID is created, tablespace is OK and server space is OK. I'm trying to move some of the data into a backup table, but this is a manual job that can't be done in production.
is there any restriction on the number of partitions in a table? I did some search and nothing specified.
what would be a solution for such activity?? is there any other technology that I might adopt?
Thank you for your support,
IG

user10651321 wrote:
Hi Gurus,
We have recently introduce partitioning over about 40 tables, which grew more than 5 Gb each and wanted see what are the things I can keep looking into AWR, which can indicate performance impact over all on the database.
In another words what sections of AWR I should look into to be able to say that impact was less or more on the database server apart from Load Profile?
Env: Linux, 10.2.0.4
Regards,
MS 1) First of all what type of partitioning you have implemented? List,Hash,Range or other?
2) What was the idea behind implementing the partition? Manageability or performance?
3) Did you see any impact? I.e any user complaint about performance impact of queries after you implemented the partitioning?
The more appropriate case to check the performance difference is to check the explain plan and tracefile.
Explain plan will show you if partition pruning is happening or not, if not then performance would be nearly same as with non partition
Tracing through tkprof will show you if you get any benefits out of consistent/physical IOs?
May be in case of local partition index you would see more consistent gets then normal.

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