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Partitioned Indexes in SQL Server 2008

In my last post , I looked at how SQL Server 2008 handles scans on partitioned tables. I explained that SQL Server 2008 treats partitioned tables as tables with a logical index on the partition id column and that SQL Server 2008 implements partition elimination

Partitioned Tables in SQL Server 2008

In this post , I introduced how SQL Server 2005 implements query plans on partitioned tables. If you've read that post or used partitioned tables, you may recall that SQL Server 2005 uses a constant scan operator to enumerate the list of partition ids

Introduction to Partitioned Tables

In this post, I’m going to take a look at how query plans involving partitioned tables work. Note that there is a big difference between partitioned tables (available only in SQL Server 2005) and partitioned views (available both in SQL Server 2000 and
 
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