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Based on the partitioning type and condition's operator,`pg_pathman` searches for the corresponding partitions and builds the plan. Currently`pg_pathman` supports two partitioning schemes:
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***RANGE** - maps rows to partitions using partitioning key ranges assigned to each partition. Optimization is achieved by using the binary search algorithm;
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***HASH** - maps rows to partitions using a generic hash function (only*integer* attributes are supported at the moment).
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***HASH** - maps rows to partitions using a generic hash function.
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More interesting features are yet to come. Stay tuned!
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##Roadmap
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* Replace INSERT triggers with a custom node (aka**PartitionFilter**)
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* Implement[concurrent partitioning](https://github.com/postgrespro/pg_pathman/tree/concurrent_part) (much more responsive)
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* Implement HASH partitioning for non-integer attributes
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* Optimize hash join (both tables are partitioned by join key)
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* Implement LIST partitioning scheme
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* Implement LIST partitioning scheme;
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* Optimize hash join (both tables are partitioned by join key).
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##Installation guide
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To install`pg_pathman`, execute this in the module's directory: