Data Compression Labs #1 – Tipagem inteligente e páginas zumbis

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Olá,

Compressão no SQL Server é de longe uma das features Enterprise mais importantes do produto presentes desde o SQL Server 2008.

Quem já implantou, viu (inúmeras) vantagens e quem não implantou tem vontade ou interesse. Já quem não gosta…caso patológico. Brincadeira, não conheço quem não tenha gostado.

Quando digo compressão  me refiro ao termo em geral, e o SQL Server entrega várias tecnologias de compressão. Os principais são  Backup Compression (abordado em um post passado) e Data Compression.

Então vamos falar um pouco sobre Data Compression…

Presumo que você já saiba o que é Data Compression e sabe a diferença entre Row Compression e Page Compression.

Caso contrário, recomendo a seção “Recomendações de Leitura” no final do post.

A ideia aqui é explorar um pouco mais os detalhes internos de dados comprimidos e eliminar alguns mitos que giram em torno da compressão de dados, além de comprovar algumas informações óbvias sobre a compressão.  Estou fazendo alguns testes com compressão e gostaria de aproveitar o momento e compartilhar alguns dos resultados aqui.

0.  Script do post

Segue script inicial para o post:

USE MASTER

GO

IF EXISTS (SELECT NAME FROM SYS.DATABASES WHERE NAME LIKE '%DComp%')

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ALTER DATABASE DComp SET RESTRICTED_USER;

DROP DATABASE  DComp;

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CREATE DATABASE DComp

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INSERT INTO DBO.PESSOA (NOME, DESCRICAO, IDADE) VALUES ('Quico','Realizando o teste da compressão',9)

INSERT INTO DBO.PESSOA (NOME, DESCRICAO, IDADE) VALUES ('Seu Madruga','Realizando o teste da compressão',50)

INSERT INTO DBO.PESSOA (NOME, DESCRICAO, IDADE) VALUES ('Chaves','Realizando o teste da compressão',8)

INSERT INTO DBO.PESSOA (NOME, DESCRICAO, IDADE) VALUES ('Chiquinha','Realizando o teste da compressão',7)

INSERT INTO DBO.PESSOA (NOME, DESCRICAO, IDADE) VALUES ('Bruxa do 71','Realizando o teste da compressão',50)

INSERT INTO DBO.PESSOA (NOME, DESCRICAO, IDADE) VALUES ('Bruxa do 71','TATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATATAKKKKKKTATATATATATATATATATATATATATATAKKKKK',50)

Até então, o script não é difícil de entender. A ideia é que essa tabela seja utilizada como exemplo para essa e demais postagens sobre o tema. Da forma como foi modelada, teremos um registro por página (8K). É a situação ideal para nosso primeiro tópico.

1. Tipagem eficiente do Row Compression na prática e páginas “zumbis “

Vamos usar o comado não-documentado (e provavelmente um dos mais “documentados” dentre os DBCC, hehe)  DBCC PAGE, e para enxergar a saída deste comando, vamos precisar direcionar a saída para um output acessível:

DBCC TRACEON (3604,-1)

DBCC TRACEON é um velho conhecido dentre os DBCC’s documentados. É uma das formas de se ativar traceflags no SQL Server. O TF 3604 faz com que determinados comandos entreguem seu resultado em forma textual em uma janela de resultados, o que é exatamente o que iremos fazer de agora em diante. Em resumo: Sem o 3604, sem brincadeiras (a não ser que você use o DBCC PAGE xxx WITH TABLERESULTS, mas isso é outra história). O -1 significa que estou ativando o TF em escopo global, e não em escopo de sessão. Estou fazendo isso em uma instância de treinamento por motivos de praticidade, não é obrigatório se você utilizar a mesma sessão caso queira realizar os testes.

Agora, para capturar o número das páginas para explorá-las, vamos utilizar a função  fn_PhysLocCracker, que retorna de modo amigável a localização física de um registro. É uma das várias formas de se obter a localização física de um registro. Notamos algo interessante na imagem a seguir, e que foi intencional: cada registro está em uma página diferente (ou seja, não coube mais de um registro por página).

SELECT * FROM dbo.Pessoa AS P CROSS APPLY sys.fn_PhysLocCracker(%%physloc%%) AS FPLC
ORDER BY FPLC.file_id, FPLC.page_id, FPLC.slot_id;

Informações das páginas

Usamos a query acima por dois motivos: o primeiro era realizar o carregamento das páginas para o Data Cache (continue acompanhando, já explicarei o motivo) e o segundo é obter as informações que vamos precisar passar para o DBCC PAGE. A estrutura do DBCC PAGE é:

DBCC PAGE('database_name ou database_id',file_id,page_id,@param_visualizacao)

O primeiro parâmetro é para identificar a base, o segundo é o file_id (sem usar o PhysLocCracker é intuitivo que estamos falando do file_id = 1 em nosso exemplo por se tratar de um data file que está no filegroup primary certamente possui a identificação = 1 (já que não criamos outros arquivos no código de exemplo). O terceiro é o page_id, e esse sim é o motivo de usarmos a função: para obter a localização física (entenda-se página de dados, de 8K) do registro. O último parâmetro dita o modo de visualização que o DBCC PAGE oferece. O parâmetro 3 provê um maior detalhamento do conteúdo das linhas (pra ser mais específico, linha por linha), então vamos usá-lo.

Como exemplo, vamos dar uma olhada na página onde o registro “Chaves” está localizado (página 93).

O conteúdo a seguir é a saída integral (sem cortes) do comando que executei.

DBCC PAGE('DComp',1,93,3)

Segue resultado da página.  Coloquei no blog para fins de documentação, caso você queira ignorar e pular para o essencial, postei uma imagem logo em seguida da saída. A ideia é mostrar e estrutura de uma página antes e depois da compressão.


DBCC execution completed. If DBCC printed error messages, contact your system administrator.

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Muita informação acima, mas o que realmente precisamos para o post é só isso: mostrar um desperdício de espaço que uma modelagem ineficiente pode causar:

Compression2

O motivo é que o espaço desperdiçado se refere à coluna Descricao que é  CHAR(8000), e como já sabemos é um tipo de dado com tamanho fixo. Se em determinado registro, a coluna tem apenas 100 caracteres, na página, ele vai ocupar 8000 bytes. Se tiver 300 caracteres, os mesmos 8000. Bem, e a compressão ajudaria neste caso? Vamos comprimir e observar então….

ALTER TABLE dbo.Pessoa REBUILD WITH (DATA_COMPRESSION=PAGE)

Usei, através do REBUILD, PAGE COMPRESSION, que tem uma importante característica: realiza uma otimização de tipagem e uso real dos dados. Apenas para contextualizar: PAGE COMPRESSION implementa várias compressões (Dictionary, Row e Prefix), e sem dúvida a principal delas é a ROW Compression. Para o fim desta postagem, row ou page compression atingiriam o mesmo objetivo. Por motivos de praticidade (e por causa de outros exemplos que futuramente postarei), usei PAGE.

Row Compression, se fosse gente, ia bater com a mão na table e dizer: “Pô gente olha o desperdício aí. Bora fazer o seguinte: Campos fixo agora são variáveis e digo mais, a coluna vai pagar apenas o que de fato está utilizando. Se for nulo ou zero então…aí aí que a gente comprime mesmo”. Essa otimização de metadados (tipagem) e consumo é tão importante que está presente na PAGE e não é por acaso.

Vamos usar aquele método do fn_PhysLocCracker novamente pra comprovar uma coisa interessante:

Compression3

OH! Todos os registros couberam numa página (e com folga, percebemos que cabe muito mais que isso). Vamos ver como ficou o conteúdo internamente na página com compressão?


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Record Memory Dump

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Record Memory Dump

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Record Memory Dump

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Record Memory Dump

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Algumas das informações mais importantes abaixo:

Compression4

Coisas que chamam a atenção: a coluna de Descricao CHAR(8000) que antes era fixa agora é armazenada em página com tamanho variável e isso pode ser visto na prática. Essa informação é facilmente comprovada no destaque em verde (Length -( Physical) 32 (significa que os dados efetivamente ocupam 32 bytes). Trata-se de uma melhoria na tipagem, e o mesmo ocorre com outras colunas, como por exemplo, a coluna ID (que é um INT (4 bytes), mas como o valor 1 pode ser convertido em um tipo que use apenas 1 byte (comprove a informação acima na linha CD array entry = Column 1 ….. (ONE_BYTE_SHORT), a tipagem na página é alterada. Esse comportamento é observando tanto utilizando ROW como PAGE Compression.

E aqui vai um teste interessante…O que está em memória? As páginas comprimidas ou as páginas sem compressão? Bem, as páginas sem compressão foram carregadas primeiro. Será que foram substituídas pró-ativamente no Data Cache? Agora que as páginas sem compressão teoricamente são inúteis, Vamos comprovar na prática. Vamos utilizar uma das mil DMV’s disponíveis para verificar as páginas que estão em memória.

select * from sys.dm_os_buffer_descriptors where database_id = db_id('DComp') and file_id = 1 and page_id in (93,114)

Compression5

Lembrando que a página 93 é a pré-compressão e a 114 = 114 pós-compressão.

Comentando algumas informações destacadas.

Row_count:

Detalhe em vermelho –  Antes cabia um registro por página. Agora couberam 6, ou seja, toda a tabela, em uma só página (e caberia muito, mas muito mais páginas). Sabe o que isso significa? Menos páginas em memória, menos páginas sendo recuperadas do disco (que é um recurso lento), menos páginas pra uma query usar, e logo, mais velocidade….Em resumo, ótimo ganho. Muita gente pensa em economia de espaço mas nem todas pensam em economia de memória e relacionados. Claro que isso vai exigir uma descompressão na leitura das páginas e pra isso operações adicionais de CPU serão utilizadas. No geral, o tradeoff vale a pena. A regra de ouro é: teste em seu ambiente. Se você identificar que seu ambiente possui problemas com CPU e usar compressão pode ser arriscado, não use.

Free space in bytes:

Detalhe em azul – Mostra que coube pra página 93 apenas um registro na página e só sobraram 69 bytes na mesma. Muito pouco…. No caso da página 114, temos 7742 bytes livres. Matemática básica, mas levando em conta que o tamanho de uma página é de 8192 bytes…Qual seu ponto de vista: página meio cheia ou página meio vazia? =p

Is_modified:

Detalhe em verde – Mostra que trata-se de uma página suja (dirty page), ou seja, a versão da página  que está em  memória é diferente da que está em disco. As duas páginas estão sujas. Nenhuma novidade até então…

Você acha estranho a página sem compressão estar em memória? Se ela não vai ser mais utilizada….

Pode parecer estranho, pois:

  • Não existe pressão de memória no ambiente em questão. Logo, o Lazy Writer não foi executado (um dos processos que sincroniza memória com disco e libera páginas do data cache).
  • Nenhum CHECKPOINT foi executado (e mesmo se fosse, a página que não é mais necessária lá permaneceria, embora fossem marcadas como CLEAN PAGES (is_modified=0)….)
  • Não existe (até onde eu sei) nenhuma thread do SQL Server destinada a remover proativamente páginas do cache. Ou seja, não temos nenhum proactive writer da vida pra fazer isso (entendedores entenderão…).

Então, vamos ver se o CHECKPOINT tira a página da memória?

CHECKPOINT
select * from sys.dm_os_buffer_descriptors where database_id = db_id('DComp') and file_id = 1 and page_id in (93,114)

Aqui não tirou…

Então primeiro ponto: Usou compression, não necessariamente a antiga página sairá do cache (não de imediato), nem com checkpoint. Faz sentido que ela suma com o Lazy Writer…Vamos ver isso também em outras postagens…

Próximo Lab…Lazy Writer e Compressão Seletiva

O segundo ponto é: temos uma tabela com compressão. O que acontece se eu adicionar registros nela? Eles serão comprimidos em tempo real ou serão adicionados em uma página sem  compressão, de modo que sejam comprimidos apenas no próximo rebuild com data compression?

Como criamos apenas uma tabela (que é um índice cluster),  observamos que a compressão ocorre em tempo real. Caso você tivesse além de uma tabela clusterizada, um índice não-cluster SEM compressão, os dados seriam inseridos comprimidos no índice cluster e sem compressão no índice não-cluster. Essa granularidade da compressão é bem interessante e permite soluções diversificadas.

Caso tenha alguma observação,  comentário, correção (principalmente), fique à vontade para comentar 🙂

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Recomendações de leitura

Data Compression: Strategy, Capacity Planning and Best Practices
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd894051(v=sql.100).aspx

5 thoughts on “Data Compression Labs #1 – Tipagem inteligente e páginas zumbis”

  1. Cara, eu estava lendo exatamente esse artigo hoje. Hahaha.
    Será que estamos assinando as mesmas publicações? Ou é só coincidência? =]

    Excelente post, como é de costume seu. Parabéns!

    1. Fala Gustavo,

      Pura coincidência. Estou totalmente atrasado com meus feeds desta semana, kkkk. Esse artigo estava no One Note parado desde antes de irmos pro Sat, hehe.
      Qual foi a publicação? Tenho interesse em ler, qualquer coisa manda link aqui 🙂

      No mais, agradeço!

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