Implement a Default Partition for Unmatched Sales Data
Setting a Default Partition
Write a PostgreSQL query to create a default partition for unexpected sales data.
Solution:
-- Create a default partition to store unmatched values for the Sales table.
CREATE TABLE Sales_Default PARTITION OF Sales DEFAULT;
Explanation:
- Purpose of the Query:
- Catches records that don’t match any existing partitions.
- Key Components:
- DEFAULT: Acts as a catch-all partition.
- Real-World Application:
- Prevents errors when new data doesn't fit any defined partitions
Notes:
- Helps maintain data integrity by storing unexpected values separately.
For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a default partition for a range-partitioned table that catches out-of-range dates.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a default partition for a list-partitioned table to handle undefined categories.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a default partition that includes a trigger for logging unexpected values.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to create a default partition and later modify its storage parameters dynamically.
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Previous PostgreSQL Exercise: Selecting Data from a Specific Partition.
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