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Partition key length


The High-speed Apply Engine can create partition keys from the columns and values that you specify within a partition definition.

High-speed Apply Engine derives partition keys as follows:

  • For Oracle and Db2 LUW targets, High-speed Apply Engine defines the partition key as the first 256 bytes of the values that are specified for the associated Column and Value parameters. Each partition key must resolve to a unique value.
  • For Db2 mainframe targets, High-speed Apply Engine defines the partition key as either the first 255 bytes of the values that are specified for the associated Column and Value parameters or the LimitKey parameter. Each partition key must resolve to a unique value.

 

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