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    Quick Tips #3

    Table Compression

    Dos and Donts

    Tim Gorman

    ([email protected])

    Principal

    SageLogix, Inc.

    IOUG-A Live 2003IOUG-A Live 2003

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    SyntaxSyntax

    Availablein Oracle9iRelease 2 (v9.2.0.x)Physicalstorageattribute fortables andmaterialized views

    [ CREATE | ALTER ] TABLE

    [ COMPRESS | NOCOMPRESS ]

    Canbeused forRANGE orLIST partitionsButcannot beusedwith HASH partitions

    Butcannot beused for HASH orLISTsub-partitions

    Canbespecified for NESTED tablesButcannot beusedwithanyLOBconstruct

    SuchasCLOB,BLOB,BFILE,and VARRAY

    Notvalid forindex-organizedorexternaltables

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    SyntaxSyntax

    Canbesetasa DEFAULTattributeontablespaces

    Affectsbothtablesandindexesinthetablespace

    Unlessotherwisespecified

    [ CREATE | ALTER ] TABLESPACE

    DEFAULT [ COMPRESS | NOCOMPRESS ]

    STORAGE

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    Howdoesitwork?Howdoesitwork?

    Storing repeateddatavaluesonce ineachblockA symbol table ofdatavaluescreatedineachblock

    Thesymboltableisstoredasanother table intheblock

    Eachcolumnina rowinablock referencesback toanentryinthesymboltableintheblock

    Header &

    Tailer

    Table &

    Column Map

    ITL

    Symbol table

    Free

    Row data

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    Howdoesitwork?Howdoesitwork?

    Allactualdatavaluesarestoredintheblockssymbol table

    Eachcolumnwithineach row referencestheentryinthe

    symbol table withthedatavalue

    Data-valuedistributioniscrucial!Manydistinctandnon-repeatingdatavaluesdonot

    achievegoodcompression

    Repeatingdatavaluesachieveexcellentcompression

    Know thine data

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    Impacton DMLImpacton DML

    Bulk-loadingINSERToperations performcompression

    CREATE TABLE ASSELECT

    INSERT /*+ APPEND */ (single-threadedand parallel)

    ALTERTABLE MOVE

    ALTERTABLE MOVE PARTITION

    ALTERTABLE MERGE PARTITION

    ALTERTABLE SPLITPARTITION

    SQL*Loader DIRECT=TRUE

    ConventionalINSERToperationsunaffected

    SELECT, UPDATE,and DELETE behavioralso

    unaffected

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    Impacton DMLImpacton DML

    SELECTNo performancedifferencesobserved

    Testingusingrepeatingandnon-repeatingdata

    Theoretically,some performanceimprovementshouldbeexpected dueto performingless I/O

    FULLtablescansshouldbenefitmoreIndexedscansshouldnotbenefitatall

    probable performancedecrease

    INSERTUp to 6-8x performancedegradationobserved

    DuringtestingwithrepeatingdataOnly 2-3x performancedegradationobservedwithnon-repeatingdata

    Theoretically,some performanceimprovementshouldbeexpected dueto performingless I/O

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    Impacton DMLImpacton DML

    UPDATEUp to 6-8xnegative performanceimpactobserved

    Only whenupdatingrepeatingdatavalues

    Zero performanceimpactobservedupdatingnon-

    repeatingdatavalues

    Timingsandlogical-readsconsistentwith NOCOMPRESS

    scenarios

    DELETE

    About 2xnegative performanceimpactobserved

    Only whendeletingrepeatingdatavalues

    Zero performanceimpactobserveddeletingnon-

    repeatingdatavalues

    Timingsandlogical-readsconsistentwith NOCOMPRESS

    scenarios

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    UsageScenariosUsageScenarios

    Alteringatabletocompressnewlyinsertedblocks

    SQL> alter table sales compress;

    Table altered.

    Sowhatwouldhappenhere?

    Woulddatainallexistingblocksbecompressed?

    Woulddatain previously-unusedblocksbecompressed,

    fromnowon?Arethereanyotherimplications?

    Indexes?

    Dependentcompiledobjects?

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    UsageScenariosUsageScenarios

    Movingatabletocompressall rows

    SQL> alter table sales move compress;

    Table altered.

    Sowhatwouldhappenhere?Woulddatainallexistingblocksbecompressed?

    Woulddatain previously-unusedblocksbecompressed,fromnowon?

    Arethereanyotherimplications?Indexes?

    Dependentcompiledobjects?

    Dont forget DBMS_REDEFINITION asanalternative

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    UsageScenariosUsageScenarios

    Compressingandmoving partitionsbeforesettinga

    tablespacetoREAD ONLY

    SQL> alter table sales

    2 move partition p1998013 tablespace ro_p1998q1

    4 compress nologging parallel;

    Table altered.

    SQL> alter tablespace ro_p1998q1 read only;

    Tablespace altered.

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    UsageScenariosUsageScenarios

    Compressingandmerging partitionsbeforesettingatablespacetoREAD ONLY

    SQL> alter table sales

    2 merge partition p199801, p199802, p1998033 into partition p1998q1

    4 tablespace ro_p1998q1

    5 compress nologging parallel;

    Table altered.

    SQL> alter tablespace ro_p1998q1 read only;

    Tablespace altered.

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    WarningsWarnings

    Local partitionedindexesaremarkedUNUSABLE duringcompression

    Includesindexesonnon-partitionedtables

    Mustbe rebuilt

    Global partitionedindexescanbemaintainedusing UPDATE GLOBAL

    INDEXESIncludesnon-partitionedindexeson partitionedtables

    A rare situation when GLOBAL indexes can be morehighly available than LOCAL indexes!

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    SummarySummary

    Summary:For read-mostlyobjects,compressioncanhavespace

    consumptionbenefits

    Glitches:

    NonedocumentedinMetaLink asof April 2003

    Documentation:NonedocumentedinMetaLink asof April 2003

    OTN hasaverygood,detailedwhite paperontable

    compression

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    Tim Gorman