SQL Anywhere does not support table partitions.
You can place indexes and tables in different dbspaces but a table or index can only exists in one dbspace. Without using multiple tables to store different subsets of the rows by a specific criteria (with obvious impact on the SQL and to usage), there is no way to break up a table into explicit pieces.
If there is a particular need for this maybe you can start a question about how to achieve a result for that without the use a single unsupported feature.
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