<ul><li>Interval partitioning is a type of partitioning that automatically creates new partitions based on a defined interval for a specific column, typically a date or timestamp.</li><li>The main benefits of interval partitioning are simplicity, efficient data management, and improved query performance.</li><li>To use interval partitioning in Oracle SQL, you need to define the interval and create an interval partitioned table.</li><li>When inserting data beyond existing partition boundaries, Oracle automatically creates new partitions.</li></ul>

Interval Partitioning in Oracle SQL

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