How many hash partitions create is prefer

I want to create hash partitions on a large table,but i don't know how many partitions to create?
create table T_PARTITION_HASH
ID   NUMBER,
NAME VARCHAR2(50)
partition by hash (ID)
partition T_HASH_P1
    tablespace USERS,
partition T_HASH_P2
    tablespace USERS,
partition T_HASH_P3
    tablespace USERS
);

Agustin UN wrote:
What is the table size in rows and Mb?
What is the grow estimated of table?
What access is on table?
. :-) Any help with my english will be welcome :-).the table contain about 1 hundred million rows.
the table grows 1000000 rows per day.
the table is use for statistical analysis in data wasehouse.
Edited by: user7244870 on Nov 5, 2010 2:22 AM

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