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Answer by Usman Butt

I always beleive BOL is your best bet when it comes to learning something new. This [BOL][1] link could be the head start where a link is also availabe for paritioning relating to your requirement as a...

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Answer by Pavel Pawlowski

As @Usman mentioned, star with BOL. And inside MSDN you will find a few great whitepapers also: [Partitioned Tables and Indexes in SQL Server 2005][1] [Partitioned Table and Index Strategies Using SQL...

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Answer by chauhan_5041

IF EXISTS ( SELECT name FROM sys.databases WHERE name = N'PARTDB') DROP DATABASE PARTDB; GO CREATE DATABASE PARTDB ON PRIMARY (NAME='PARTDB_Part1', FILENAME= 'c:\BACKUP\PARTDB_Part1.mdf', SIZE=3,...

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Answer by Blackhawk-17

Start by running your dB on **Enterprise Edition** then hit BOL as @Usman said.

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Answer by denisrichi

In addition to the solution look at some useful links for table partioning in sql server 2005 [SQL SERVER – 2005 – Database Table Partitioning Tutorial – How to Horizontal Partition Database Table][1]...

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Answer by Usman Butt

I always beleive BOL is your best bet when it comes to learning something new. This [BOL][1] link could be the head start where a link is also availabe for paritioning relating to your requirement as a...

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Answer by Pavel Pawlowski

As @Usman mentioned, star with BOL. And inside MSDN you will find a few great whitepapers also: [Partitioned Tables and Indexes in SQL Server 2005][1] [Partitioned Table and Index Strategies Using SQL...

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Answer by chauhan_5041

IF EXISTS ( SELECT name FROM sys.databases WHERE name = N'PARTDB') DROP DATABASE PARTDB; GO CREATE DATABASE PARTDB ON PRIMARY (NAME='PARTDB_Part1', FILENAME= 'c:\BACKUP\PARTDB_Part1.mdf', SIZE=3,...

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Answer by Blackhawk-17

Start by running your dB on **Enterprise Edition** then hit BOL as @Usman said.

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Answer by denisrichi

In addition to the solution look at some useful links for table partioning in sql server 2005 [SQL SERVER – 2005 – Database Table Partitioning Tutorial – How to Horizontal Partition Database Table][1]...

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