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@Tim: yes, it is a different instance of a table and the partitioning is somewhat different with multitenancy than horizontal table partitioning. the main difference is that with multitenancy there is nothing in the data that has to do with partitioning since it is all based on identity. @everybody: yes, by all means go to PUG Challenge and ask Rich about table partitioning and rowids. not too late to sign up. btw:i was surprised to learn of a small problem with ADM code and rowids and multitenancy. in the ADM, the code sometimes wants to find a table's template row which it does by getting its rowid from the table's _file entry and the doing a find by rowid. that fails on a multitenant table because the template is not in the tenant's data partition. i've been told it is not hard to fix though.
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