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We're accessing an Oracle DB over the WAN. Yes, this is not ideal but it's a business requirement. To improve the performance, we would like to turn on SQL*Net compression. Is this possible with thin mode? We don't want to use thick mode because we are running this in AWS Glue.
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@anthony-tuininga the motivation is the same. We want to use SQLNET.COMPRESSION. However, since we are not using the thick client, there has to be an equivalent parameter on the thin client.
Essentially, we want something equivalent to the Content-Encoding header of the HTTP protocol. I understand from the Oracle documentation that this is supported by the server as long SQLNET.COMPRESSION is set correctly on both the client and the server. When using the thick client (InstantClient), this is set in sqlnet.ora. When using the thin client, the client-side functionality has to be implemented in the Python code.
We're accessing an Oracle DB over the WAN. Yes, this is not ideal but it's a business requirement. To improve the performance, we would like to turn on SQL*Net compression. Is this possible with thin mode? We don't want to use thick mode because we are running this in AWS Glue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: