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how to create unique nonclustered index on partitioned table without including partition column
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vamshikrishnaeee
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Posted Monday, August 02, 2010 6:28 AM
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I have a table 'fddb' with 4 million rows. For better performance we thought of partitioning the table.It has clustered index on primary key column and an unique nonclustered index on four unique key columns. I had partitioned table with primarykey as partition column. But while creating unique nonclustered index on the columns it throwing me error like ''Partition columns for a unique index must be a subset of the index key.''
Is there any way to create unique nonclustered index on a partitioned table without including the ''Partition column.
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Posted Monday, August 02, 2010 6:44 AM
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Can anyone please suggest me a solution on the above problem
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One more cross-post. I have responded to your question
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One more cross-post. I have responded to your question
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That link points to a thread on XML by a different poster.
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One more cross-post. I have responded to your question
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That link points to a thread on XML by a different poster.
Sorry
I posted it in the wrong forum.
Vamshi,
Please check if
this article
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Hi Pradeep,
Thanks for your response.
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Is there any other way other than using DML triggers?
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