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hapi-fhir-docs/src/main/resources/ca/uhn/hapi/fhir/docs/server_jpa_partitioning/partitioning_management_operations.md
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Before a partition can be used, it must be registered using these methods. Before a partition can be used, it must be registered using these methods.
## Creating a Partition # Creating a Partition
The `$partition-management-create-partition` operation can be used to create a new partition. This operation takes the following parameters: The `$partition-management-create-partition` operation can be used to create a new partition. This operation takes the following parameters:
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### Example ## Example
Note that once multitenancy is enabled, all requests to the FHIR server must contain a tenant. These operations are no exception. Note that once multitenancy is enabled, all requests to the FHIR server must contain a tenant. These operations are no exception.
If you fail to include a tenant identifier in the request, an error will be returned. If you fail to include a tenant identifier in the request, an error will be returned.
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## Updating a Partition # Updating a Partition
The `$partition-management-update-partition` operation can be used to update an existing partition. This operation takes the following parameters: The `$partition-management-update-partition` operation can be used to update an existing partition. This operation takes the following parameters:
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### Example ## Example
An HTTP POST to the following URL would be used to invoke this operation: An HTTP POST to the following URL would be used to invoke this operation:
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## Deleting a Partition # Deleting a Partition
The `$partition-management-delete-partition` operation can be used to delete an existing partition. This operation takes the following parameters: The `$partition-management-delete-partition` operation can be used to delete an existing partition. This operation takes the following parameters:
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### Example ## Example
An HTTP POST to the following URL would be used to invoke this operation: An HTTP POST to the following URL would be used to invoke this operation: