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Partitioned Table vs Non-Partition

unknown-1052419Feb 20 2014 — edited Feb 21 2014

Hi all,

11.2.0.3

aix6

We are currently experiencing performance issues to our batch process due to heavy delete and insert of a big tables, generating lots of acrhived logs hence affecting also our dataguard physical standby updates.

I am suggesting to my boss that we use partition tables to improve performance since we can use truncate instead of delete/insert to  its history tables.

They have reservations for partitioned tables as they heard  it is slower in inserts compared to non-partition and may degrade performance to the highly active table.

Is this true that partitioned tabled is slower in inserts than non-partitioned?

I want to test benchmark it by importing 2M rows to a partitioned table vs. non-partitioned tables. Is this an acceptable proof of concepts?

How do I get the performance  statistics difference? Can I use AWR?

Thanks a lot,

pK

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