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Home 2017 September SQL Server 2016: Introduced Data Compression Algorithm to reduce the size of Table

SQL Server 2016: Introduced Data Compression Algorithm to reduce the size of Table

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To complete this article, you must visit my yesterday’s post where I explained about the use of sp_estimate_data_compression_savings system stored procedure of SQL Server.

In this post, I continue my demonstration and am using the same example of a table from the previous post. SQL Server 2016 introduced the Data Compression algorithm for compressing or reducing the size of an object.

For more detail – visit this official LINK.

In this previous post, We can see 40% space that we can reduce of a tbl_Dumpdata table.

How?

I created a clustered index on that table, so for data compression, we have to REBUILD that index with option DATA_COMPRESSION.

Rebuild Index with DATA_COMPRESSION:

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ALTER INDEX pk_tbl_DumpData_ID
ON dbo.tbl_DumpData
REBUILD PARTITION = ALL
WITH (DATA_COMPRESSION = PAGE)
GO

Now, check the space for PAGE option:
Check the below result, you can find the same value of column size_with_current_compression_setting and size_with_requested_compression_setting.

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EXEC sp_estimate_data_compression_savings
@schema_name = 'dbo',
@object_name = 'tbl_DumpData',
@index_id = NULL,
@partition_number = NULL,
@data_compression = 'PAGE'

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Sep 15, 2017Anvesh Patel
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September 15, 2017 SQL ServerAnvesh Patel, DATA_COMPRESSION, database, database research and development, dbrnd, REBUILD, sp_estimate_data_compression_savings, SQL Query, SQL Server, SQL Server 2016, SQL Server Administrator, SQL Server Error, SQL Server Monitoring, SQL Server Performance Tuning, SQL Server Programming, SQL Server Tips and Tricks, TSQL
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