Optimize segmentwise recompression #7482
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With the recent change to compression schema, we can optimize segmentwise recompression and target only batches which are affected to be recompressed or compress tuples which don't belong to any batch without any decompression. This means narrowing down the amount of that we need to decompress and recompress, ultimately speeding up the operation and generating less bloat in the compressed chunk.
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With the recent change to compression schema, we can optimize segmentwise recompression and target only batches which are affected to be recompressed or compress tuples which don't belong to any batch without any decompression. This means narrowing down the amount of that we need to decompress and recompress, ultimately speeding up the operation and generating less bloat in the compressed chunk.