Remove all partitioning from a table, preserving the data in the
table.
Prerequisites
| Database Version |
Table Partition Privileges |
|---|
| SAP Sybase IQ 15.3 and 15.4 |
Table owned by self – none.Table owned by other
users – you must have one of: - DBA authority
- ALTER permission on the table
|
| SAP Sybase IQ
16.0 |
Table owned by self – none.Table owned by other
users – you must have one of: - ALTER ANY TABLE system privilege
- ALTER ANY OBJECT system privilege
- ALTER permission on the table
|
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The SAP Sybase IQ resource is authenticated and
running.
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In a multiplex
configuration, the coordinator node is running.
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You must be licensed for the Very Large Database
Management option (IQ_VLDBMGMT).
Task
Warning! You cannot hash or hash-range partition an existing table. You can
only range partition an existing table. Therefore, if you unpartition a hash or
hash-range partitioned table, you cannot repartition it as a hash or hash-range
partitioned table. See If you accidentally unpartition a hash or hash-range
parti
- In the Perspective Resources view, select the resource, and
select .
- In the left pane, expand , and then select
Tables.
- Select an IQ main store table from the right pane and either:
- Click the arrow to the right of the name and select
Properties, or
- From the Administration Console menu bar, select .
The Table Properties view appears.
- In the left pane, select Partitions.
- Click Unpartition.
Since unpartitioning removes all partitions, it is not necessary
to select partitions first.
- Click Yes to confirm the unpartition.
- Do one of:
- Click OK to update any changes to the
database and exit the properties view.
- Click Apply to update any changes to the database, but
remain in the properties view.
- Click Cancel to cancel any changes not
updated to the database and exit the properties view.