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| hello i want someone to help me in solving a problem in sql server 2000 considering that i have a table named PROJ(JNO,JNAME,BUDGET,LOC) where JNO is the primary key of this table also this table is related to another one, where the other table has a foreign key to this table. i want to perform vertical fragmentation (partitioning) on SQL server 2000: as an example take the relation PROJ and divide it vertically into two subrelations PRO1 and PRO2. PRO1 contains only the information about project budgets, whereas PRO2 contains the project names and locations. please try to send me the code (with comments) and a detailed step-by-step of how to run this code so that i have these tables fragmented on the two servers. or if they don't need code, i hope you send me a step-by-step support of how to do all these fragmentations on SQL server 2000. Thanx al |