June 2018
Intermediate to advanced
478 pages
10h 52m
English
Adaptive row compression adds a second level of compression, with a dictionary built at the page level, and compresses patterns within the page that are not part of the static dictionary. This way, adaptive compression not only yields a better performance ratio, but also adapts to changing data characteristics.
The following table shows the differences between static row compression (also called classic compression) and adaptive compression:
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Static Row Compression |
Adaptive Compression |
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This creates a global compression dictionary at the table level. |
This creates a local compression dictionary at the page level. |
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This is the base level compression required to enable adaptive compression. |
This needs static ... |
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