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things to consider if table is big (100's of GB) - ETL data based on partitions and once some source partitions are fully copied to new table truncate the...

if the range dates of the partitions (old and new tables) are not a match a switch is not possible.

if the partition column is the same date and the intention...

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in my shop we are now looking into it - but zero installs (other than 1 for DBA to test) for now.

and being delayed as MS patching on OS (from...

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as that is a partitioned table you need to allocate the desired partition to the destination filegroup

see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/statements/create-partition-scheme-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver16

you either split them into rows in a table or you use dynamic sql . both of these assume you care with good performance.

not looking at performance there is a...

it could be the "LEGACY_CARDINALITY_ESTIMATION " being set to ON.

see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/statements/alter-database-scoped-configuration-transact-sql?view=sql-server-ver16

IF the split means that you can "reduce" the number of rows in one of the tables due to "duplicate information" then you should do it if savings are significant...

while that may have been the case in older versions, actual versions DO ALLOW it for sure.

I would really ignore that - it is one of those vulnerabilities that require a USER to open a supplied third party file (specially crafted to abuse the vulnerability) on...

Okay I do not recall all the details but a word of warning. With a Partitioned Table you have to include that partition within everything you do or you...

standards - and for those that do work a lot on this and use tools to help with coding, putting the alias can be automatic, and expanding the columns will...

Yes. I've reported...

with recursive is not a MS SQL option. It is available on other DBMS like Postgres.

first - what is the datatype of validon in both tables?

and secondly - I'm sure the answer to the first question will tell us it is a int or a...