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RDBMS : 11.2.0.4
Operating System : Oracle Linux 6.7
I have a table with 3000 partitions (range partition by month). This table has mostly INSERTs and it is rarely UPDATEd. Queries are run against this table at least once every 1 hour. So, I guess , I can call this table an 'OLTP table'.
To speed up a query , I need to create a partitioned global index. Obviously , I don't have to create 3000 index partitions ie. one index partition for every table partition.
So, what is the best practice, is it like one index partition for every 100 table partitions ? Or can I just create a hash partitioned index with say 100 partitions (fixed amount of partitions) ?