Hi all,

a simple question I hope. If I have a journaled table with data compression
enabled will records in the logging system & journal files remain compressed?

Regards,

Dave Stephens.

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On May 14, 2010, at 5:11 AM, David Stephens wrote:

Yes. When a log record contains a row, it's the compressed version if the
table is comressed. Likewise, in 10.0, if the table is encrypted, the log
record will be encrypted.

Karl