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What makes Pega Data Proprietary? Is it DeflateStreams or another feature?
I have a question troubling me since a long time.
what makes Pega Data Proprietary? is it the compression parameter set in prconfig.xml DeflateStreams to "true. -or there is some other feature that makes it properietary
Can somebody please answer this urgently?
If we do not compress the data-does it mean 3rd party technologies like Golden Gate and Data Guard would be moving data in a non proprietary zone
what is the percentage of compression that pega achieves as a result of this compression
What are the concerns if we do not compress using Pega feature but do it at the database level?
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The below link has information on LOB sizing optimization.
https://pdn.pega.com/documents/db-lob-sizing-v54
Here is a point on compression from the same document.
"Compression, which can reduce BLOB size by a third or more, is enabled by a property setting in the PRPC pegarules.xml file (versions 4.x and earlier) or the prconfig.xml file (versions 5.x and later). Compression is turned on by default. Refer to PRKB-9850, How to Compress the BLOB Values in the PegaRULES Database, for further information."