Targeting Specific Partition in OWB.

Hi ,
I have a partition table with the range partition, partition based on the month.
Here this parition table is my target table and load strategy is update / insert
Can any body help me that how can I point my mapping, to target the specific partition (This partition depends on load day so I can not hard code it either) only instead of whole table ? This is required because of performance probles...
Have a great time....

Hi,
look at OWB PEL feature and/or ALTER TABLE ... EXCHANGE PARTITION (use it in custom procedures)
Regards,
Oleg

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