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- VJwareLevel 6
The compression which is being mentioned in the job log does not refer to the compression options set in the backup job. It refers to the compression of the DB/table itself.
Open the job log and check against which DB the exception is being thrown. You can run a query such as the following to check if compression is on or not:-
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM DBname.sys.partitions WHERE data_compression > 0
Substitute the actual name of the DB in DBname when running the query. There are other queries as well which can help you find out if compression is on or not and which DBs/tables are affected.Your SQL Administrator will be able to help.
If compression returns any value apart from 0, then GRT will not be processed.
- 3s1kLevel 4
I went to server properties in SQL< Databas Settings< and the Compress Backup is not checked. Is that the same thing?
- VJwareLevel 6
No, its not. Have you run the above mentioned queries using SQL ? They will confirm if compression is being used or not.
- pkhModeratorSee the end of this article for a query which gives you the table name and their compression type http://blogs.lessthandot.com/index.php/datamgmt/datadesign/find-all-the-tables-and/
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