Index Compression with DB2 9 for z/OS

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Overview: In data warehouse applications, it is common to have many very large indexes defined on large tables. It is also possible that the index spaces exceed the size of the tables upon which the indexes are based. This paper explains some of the significant differences between data and indexes in the way that compression is managed, as well as a comparison of the performance characteristics.

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