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Subj:   Re: How records get hashed if PI value is NULL?
 
From:   abhishek.gupta

As per Teradata 13 manuals:

Without a PI, the hash value as well as AMP ownership of a row is arbitrary. Within the AMP, there are no row-ordering constraints and therefore rows can be appended to the end of the table as if it were a spool table. Each row in a NoPI table has a hash bucket value that is internally generated.


Regards

Abhishek Gupta



     
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