You can use the partition number_of_partitions parameter to change an unpartitioned round-robin table to a round-robin-partitioned table that has a specified number of partitions.
SAP ASE places all existing data in the first partition. The remaining partitions are created empty; they are placed on the same segment as the first existing partition. Data inserted later is distributed among all partitions according to the round-robin strategy.
If a local index is present on the initial partition, SAP ASE builds empty local indexes on the new partitions. If, when you created the table, you declared a segment, SAP ASE places the new partitions on that segment; otherwise, the partitions are placed on the default segment specified at the table and index level.
alter table discounts partition 3