What is difference partitioned key enabled and disabled and when to used

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I am searching for difference between Partitioned Key Enabled and Disabled

I have created queue with Partitioned Key enabled and without Partitioned Key

Then I have added 500 records in queue

then I tried to retrieve same, I created retriever application I tried to run 4 instances of same and tried to read queue

I found there is not difference, So I am confused when to used what

What I have tried:

I know Partitioned Key created fragments but what and when to used it

Posted 5-Feb-19 21:05pm

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Updated 5-Feb-19 22:43pm

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2019-02-05T22:43:00

You need to rethink your strategy, so start reading:
Partitioning in Azure Cosmos DB | Microsoft Docs[^]
Create partitioned Azure Service Bus queues and topics | Microsoft Docs[^]
And a brief overview that isn't Azure specific:
Designing Partition Keys to Distribute Your Workload Evenly - Amazon DynamoDB[^]
500 records isn't even close to enough to start showing a significant difference when using partition keys, even if your measurement system (which you haven't explained) had allowances for the lag caused by the very nature of the internet itself (which I doubt it does).