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I have a temporal table,"Policy_Dtls" with columns: CustID,PolicyID,PolicyType,ServiceReq_Num,Policy_Mod_TT . Policy_Mod_TT is TransactionTime column. Initially Customer A is offered a policy '123X' ,Policytype:General through Service Request No# 123985.
08 May 2014
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Hi Experts,
I am new to teradata and a lot of posts on these forms have helped me a great deal but I cannot find the answer to a problem I have. Hoping someone can help me out here.
I have a table with the following layout: State | Account_ID | Member_ID | Duration | Product_To | Product_From
16 Jul 2012
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With row partitioning (for a PPI or column-partitioned table), the Teradata Database makes sure rows are placed in their appropriate partitions. When the row partitioning for the table is altered, rows may need to move from one partition to another so they are in their appropriate partitions according to the altered partitioning. The partitioning expression must be deterministic (always computes the same value for the same value of the partitioning column) to properly place and retrieve the row. For instance if the table has
21 Mar 2012
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Using Sql server and connecting to Teradata 13.0 using 64 bit .net bring data FROM Teradata - everything is fine
23 Aug 2011
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