Thank you for your feedback!The concepts of list-hash, list-list, and list-range composite partitioning are similar to the concepts for range-hash, range-list, and range-range partitioning. However, for list-* composite partitioning you specify PARTITION BY LIST to define the partitioning strategy.
The list partitions of a list-* composite partitioned table are similar to non-composite range partitioned tables. This organization enables optional subclauses of a PARTITION clause to specify physical and other attributes, including tablespace, specific to a partition segment. If not overridden at the partition level, then partitions inherit the attributes of their underlying table.
The subpartition descriptions, in the SUBPARTITION or SUBPARTITIONS clauses, are similar to range-* composite partitioning methods.
For more information about the subpartition definition of a list-hash composite partitioning method, refer to "About Creating Composite Range-Hash Partitioned Tables
". For more information about the subpartition definition of a list-list composite partitioning method, refer to "About Creating Composite Range-List Partitioned Tables". For more information about the subpartition definition of a list-range composite partitioning method, refer to "Creating Composite Range-Range Partitioned Tables".
The following sections show examples for the different list-* composite partitioning methods.
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