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One table in two different filesystems

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‎2007 Nov 07 3:38 PM

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Can anyone please inform me on how to place an existing table in two different filesystems. I am looking to place table DFKKOP in two different filesystems to improve the performance on table access. I am expecting that the IO access will improve if we do that.

Deb

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‎2007 Nov 08 7:34 AM

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What do mean with filesystems, tables are in the database not in the filesystem???

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‎2007 Nov 08 7:34 AM

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What do mean with filesystems, tables are in the database not in the filesystem???

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‎2007 Nov 12 11:58 AM

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Hi

Even if the tables are in the databse they are in data files. I want to spread the table over one or more data files.

Can you tell me if it is possible to do that.