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InnoDB Plugin 1.0 for MySQL 5.1 User’s Guide
:: 3 InnoDB Data Compression
« 2.6 Limitations
3.1 Overview of Table Compression »
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Preface and Legal Notices
1 Introduction to the InnoDB Plugin
2 Fast Index Creation in the InnoDB Storage Engine
3 InnoDB Data Compression
3.1 Overview of Table Compression
3.2 Enabling Compression for a Table
3.3 Tuning InnoDB Compression
3.4 How Compression Works in InnoDB
4 InnoDB File-Format Management
5 Storage of Variable-Length Columns
6 InnoDB INFORMATION_SCHEMA Tables
7 Performance and Scalability Enhancements
8 Changes for Flexibility, Ease of Use and Reliability
9 Installing the InnoDB Plugin
10 Upgrading the InnoDB Plugin
11 Downgrading from the InnoDB Plugin
12 InnoDB Plugin Change History
A Third-Party Software
B Using the InnoDB Plugin with MySQL 5.1.30 or Earlier
C List of Parameters Changed in the InnoDB Plugin 1.0
InnoDB Glossary
Index
Chapter 3. InnoDB Data Compression
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3.1. Overview of Table Compression
3.2. Enabling Compression for a Table
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3.2.1. Configuration Parameters for Compression
3.2.2. SQL Compression Syntax Warnings and Errors
3.3. Tuning InnoDB Compression
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3.3.1. When to Use Compression
3.3.2. Monitoring Compression at Runtime
3.4. How Compression Works in InnoDB
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3.4.1. Compression Algorithms
3.4.2. InnoDB Data Storage and Compression
3.4.3. Compression and the InnoDB Buffer Pool
3.4.4. Compression and the InnoDB Log Files
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