Query Entire Sales Data Across All Partitions
Retrieve All Data from a Partitioned Table
Write a PostgreSQL query to fetch all records from a partitioned Sales table
Solution:
-- Retrieve all records from the Sales table.
SELECT * FROM Sales;
Explanation:
- Purpose of the Query:
- Fetches all rows stored across multiple partitions of the Sales table.
- Key Components:
- SELECT * FROM Sales: Retrieves data from the parent table, which includes all partitions.
- Real-World Application:
- Ensures partitioned data can be queried as a single dataset.
Notes:
- The PostgreSQL optimizer will scan only relevant partitions for performance optimization.
For more Practice: Solve these Related Problems:
- Write a PostgreSQL query to retrieve all records from a partitioned table and include an additional filter on a non-partition key column.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to fetch all data from a partitioned table while ordering the results by a timestamp column.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to retrieve all records from a partitioned table and join the results with another table based on a common key.
- Write a PostgreSQL query to fetch all data from a partitioned table using a subquery that restricts the result set.
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