Disables compression indexes.

    If compression is disabled, no form of compression is used for
    hashed indexes, and prefix compression or suffix compression is
    used for sorted indexes. Prefix compression is the compression
    of the first bytes of an index key that are common in consecutive
    index keys. Prefix compression saves space by not storing these
    common bytes of information. Conversely, suffix compression is
    the compression of the last bytes from adjacent index keys. These
    bytes are not necessary to guarantee uniqueness.

    You cannot enable index compression using the ALTER INDEX
    statement once you specified the DISABLE COMPRESSION clause of
    the CREATE INDEX statement.

    Index compression is disabled by default.