What is the difference between compression level 0 1nd 9

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What is the difference between compression level 0 1nd 9..

Answer / dataarchitect

1. Compression levels are used during either full or log
backups.
2. O is lowest compression level while 9 is highest
compression level
3. Just keep in mind while deciding about compression level
higher compression level will cause max. cpu utilization
and may affect performanc of syste, especially for big db.
4. ASE 15** comes up with new compression levels i.e. 100
and 101 . sybase claims that these are fastes and use less
cpu...

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What is the difference between compression level 0 1nd 9..

Answer / dilip voora

Compression level 0 indicates no compression and 9 indicates the highest level of compression. From ASE 15.x two more compression levels 100 and 101 are added. Compression level 100 provides faster compression where as the compression level 101 indicates better compression. 100 and 101 will not create much load on CPU.

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