12.07.2016, 14:55
Compacting a database optimizes record alignment and can potentially improve performance. That said, with any large database where compacting actually matters DFS is bound to be slow anyway because of the number of queries it makes on various screens.
If you feel that the database is too large for the number of records it contains, compact it. Certainly do it after deleting large blocks of records such as entire leagues. Otherwise, the frequency is up to you. There is virtually no risk of damaging the data, but you should be doing backups anyway.
If you feel that the database is too large for the number of records it contains, compact it. Certainly do it after deleting large blocks of records such as entire leagues. Otherwise, the frequency is up to you. There is virtually no risk of damaging the data, but you should be doing backups anyway.