This Natural profile parameter enables the Natural administrator to define the general default compression optimization in order to preserve main storage for the sessions which are currently processing and to improve the performance of Natural.
In addition, the type of storage compression optimization can be
                          defined specifically for individual buffer types, using the parameter
                          CMPR of the NTBUFID macro in the
                          NATCONFG module. The setting of this
                          macro parameter overrides the general default setting of profile parameter
                          CMPR. For further information, see
                          Customization of Buffer
                             Characteristics in the Operations
                          documentation.
               
| Possible settings | OPT0 |  
                                      
                        Compression without optimization | 
|---|---|---|
OPT1 |  
                                      
                        Compression with optimization of identical characters from the buffer used low end and high end. | |
OPT2 |  
                                      
                        Compression with optimization by tiles with identical characters. The tile size is 128 bytes. | |
(OPT2,nnn) |  
                                      
                        Compression with optimization by tiles with
                                           identical characters. The tile size is a multiple of 128 bytes. 
                                           
                            
 Example:   |  
                                    
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| Default setting | OPT2 |  
                                      
                         This is a synonym for
                                           (OPT2,1).
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| Dynamic specification | yes | |
| Specification within session | no |