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If the partitioning key is not in the primary key and you are filtering by it, users may see an improvement in query performance with partitioning. See [here](/partitions#query-optimization) for an example.
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Conversely, if queries need to query across partitions performance may be negatively impacted due to a higher number of total parts. For this reason, users should understand their access patterns before considering partitioning a a query optimization technique.
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Conversely, if queries need to query across partitions performance may be negatively impacted due to a higher number of total parts. For this reason, users should understand their access patterns before considering partitioning a query optimization technique.
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In summary, users should primarily think of partitioning as a data management technique. For an example of managing data, see ["Managing Data"](/observability/managing-data) from the observability use-case guide and ["What are table partitions used for?"](/partitions#data-management) from Core Concepts - Table partitions.
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