Personal oracle7 release 7.3.4

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제품 : ORACLE SERVER
작성날짜 : 2002-05-17
PURPOSE
Introduction
Partition views are a new feature in Release 7.3 design to provide
better support for very large tables that are commonly found in data
warehousing environments.
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Hey hi ,
thanks for your reply,
Actually , I already went through the tables before, but here, there is one scenario listed below which is creating the problem :
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Hi Experts,
Scenario is like this
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