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What is the overhead for the backup compress option ?

Hi,

I get a SQL2009C when using the 'compress' option for backup, but the
util_heap_sz does not blow if I do not use the 'compress' option. What is
the overhead induced by the compress option in the BACKUP command ?

Platform: DB2 UDB V8.1 Fixpack 5 / Aix 5.1.

Thanks for your help.

Jean-Marc
Nov 12 '05 #1
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Jean-Marc Blaise wrote:
Hi,

I get a SQL2009C when using the 'compress' option for backup, but the
util_heap_sz does not blow if I do not use the 'compress' option. What is
the overhead induced by the compress option in the BACKUP command ?

Platform: DB2 UDB V8.1 Fixpack 5 / Aix 5.1.

Thanks for your help.

Jean-Marc


My experience was that we had to increase the util_heap_sz by as much as 4
times when using the compress option.

This is because the backup now holds both uncompressed and compressed images
in memory (how that equates to 4x I don't understand !!!)

However, the labs told me that this problem would be fixed in Stinger, so
I'd look into getting Fixpack 7 onto your system ASAP (you should be doing
this anyway because of a couple of remote exploits in all prior versions)

HTH

Phil Nelson
ScotDB Limited
Nov 12 '05 #2
Hi Philip,

Thanks for your quick answer. I have already pushed to use FP7 :-) ... for a
migration to V8 that I have been waited for 1 1/2 year ...

Best regards,

Jean-Marc

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Jean-Marc Blaise wrote:
Hi,

I get a SQL2009C when using the 'compress' option for backup, but the
util_heap_sz does not blow if I do not use the 'compress' option. What is the overhead induced by the compress option in the BACKUP command ?

Platform: DB2 UDB V8.1 Fixpack 5 / Aix 5.1.

Thanks for your help.

Jean-Marc
My experience was that we had to increase the util_heap_sz by as much as 4
times when using the compress option.

This is because the backup now holds both uncompressed and compressed

images in memory (how that equates to 4x I don't understand !!!)

However, the labs told me that this problem would be fixed in Stinger, so
I'd look into getting Fixpack 7 onto your system ASAP (you should be doing
this anyway because of a couple of remote exploits in all prior versions)

HTH

Phil Nelson
ScotDB Limited

Nov 12 '05 #3

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