1) When a table has subpartitions and not only partitions, the partitions tab is not shown at all which is confusing and can cause someone to think that the table is in fact not partitioned at all - I suggest putting a tab for partitions as well as a tab for subpartitions (for each relevant table type of course).
2) partitions/subpartitions should be in the object tree view of the table/index, where subpartitions are nested under a specific partition, with an icon indicating their type (The subpartition/partition's type, that is).
These two things would REALLY help lots of people as the only way to see partitions on a partitioned table is either to use "GET DDL" which is ugly and not convenient or going to "view table", but anyway, this only works for partitioned tables and not subpartitioned tables, so for these the only option is the "GET DDL" option or running a query in an SQL window every time which is really annoying.
2) partitions/subpartitions should be in the object tree view of the table/index, where subpartitions are nested under a specific partition, with an icon indicating their type (The subpartition/partition's type, that is).
These two things would REALLY help lots of people as the only way to see partitions on a partitioned table is either to use "GET DDL" which is ugly and not convenient or going to "view table", but anyway, this only works for partitioned tables and not subpartitioned tables, so for these the only option is the "GET DDL" option or running a query in an SQL window every time which is really annoying.