Hi,
You can also run a query below to see the information of a partitioned table.
/**************************************************************************************************/
| select | Upper(P.partition_name) partition_name, P.partition_values, DBS.dbspace_name |
| from | SYSPARTITIONS P, SYSTABLE T, SYSDBSPACE DBS |
| where | P.table_id = T.table_id |
| and | P.partition_dbspace_id = DBS.dbspace_id |
and t.table_name='part_order'
-- suser_name(t.creator) = 'table_owner'
order by p.partition_id
/**************************************************************************************************/
You will see this kind of results.
partition_name,partition_values, dbspace_name
'P1', '1992-12-31', 'DSP1'
'P2', '1993-12-31', 'DSP1'
'P3', '1994-12-31', 'DSP1'
'P4', '1995-12-31', 'DSP1'
'P5', '1996-12-31', 'DSP1'
'P6', '1997-12-31', 'DSP1'
'P7', '1998-12-31', 'DSP1'
'P82', MAX, 'DSP1'
'P81', '1999-12-31', 'DSP1'
Best Regards
Jerry