Let's say I have a table whose storage is currently billed under long-term storage. I then update one column on all rows of this table via a DML Update. Does that move the entire table back to being in the active storage class?
Does performing other DML operations like Delete, Insert, or Merge on a table partition also cause the entire partition to go back into active storage?
Let's say I have a table whose storage is currently billed under long-term storage. I then update one column on all rows of this table via a DML Update. Does that move the entire table back to being in the active storage class?
Yes, it does, because you have modified the table, and long-term storage only applies to tables that have not been modified for more than 90 days.
Does performing other DML operations like Delete, Insert, or Merge on a table partition also cause the entire partition to go back into active storage?
Yes, because DML operations on a partition modify that partition.
