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About Changing Partitioning Keys

Siebel Business Applications provide generic values for the partitioning keys. Review these LimitKey values and change them to suit the special requirements of your implementation.

The index partition is represented in the storage control file by the IndexPart object, for example:

[Object 8389]
Type = IndexPart
Name = S_ADDR_ORG_P99
Table = S_ADDR_ORG
PartNum = 3
LimitKey = 'B'

The number of such IndexPart objects is the same as the number of partitions shown in the IndexBase object of the same Name.

NOTE:  The sorting order for EBCDIC values is different from ASCII.