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    <p>This is the script I ended up using to test speeding up the process. It leaves the jobs in the msdb database when it finishes so I have to go back and delete all the jobs that have been added after they finish running, so it is a bit messy and if I hadn't already setup permissions for the server agent service and the folder I am accessing I think it would have giving me errors there. I will probably rewrite this and just create separate backup and compress jobs for each database so I am not dropping and creating server agent jobs all the time but this worked for testing. </p> <pre><code>-- YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY -- II zip all files in a folder II -- VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV -- Zip and then Delete all files from the backup folder -- List all files in a directory - T-SQL parse string for date and filename DECLARE @PathName VARCHAR(256) , @CMD VARCHAR(512) CREATE TABLE #CommandShell ( Line VARCHAR(512)) SET @PathName = 'D:\FILES\Backups\' SET @CMD = 'DIR ' + @PathName + ' /TC' INSERT INTO #CommandShell EXEC MASTER..xp_cmdshell @CMD -- Delete lines not containing filename DELETE FROM #CommandShell WHERE Line NOT LIKE '[0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9]/[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9] %' OR Line LIKE '%&lt;DIR&gt;%' OR Line is null -- SQL reverse string function - charindex string function SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY REVERSE( LEFT(REVERSE(Line),CHARINDEX(' ',REVERSE(line))-1 ) )) AS ROW_NUM, FileName = REVERSE( LEFT(REVERSE(Line),CHARINDEX(' ',REVERSE(line))-1 ) ), CreateDate = LEFT(Line,10) INTO #tempFileList FROM #CommandShell WHERE REVERSE( LEFT(REVERSE(Line),CHARINDEX(' ',REVERSE(line))-1 ) ) LIKE '%.bak' ORDER BY FileName DROP TABLE #CommandShell DECLARE @FileMaxRownum INT SET @FileMaxRownum = (SELECT MAX(ROW_NUM) FROM #tempFileList) DECLARE @FileIter INT SET @FileIter = (SELECT MIN(ROW_NUM) FROM #tempFileList) WHILE @FileIter &lt;= @FileMaxRownum BEGIN DECLARE @DelFile varchar(200) --@@ DECLARE @cmd2 VARCHAR(1000) SET @cmd2 = null DECLARE @db_bkp_files_dir varchar(100) SET @db_bkp_files_dir = null DECLARE @archive_destination_dir varchar(100) SET @archive_destination_dir = null DECLARE @archive_name varchar(100) SET @archive_name = null DECLARE @7z_path varchar(100) SET @7z_path = null set @archive_destination_dir = @PathName --destination dir set @7z_path = 'D:\FILES' set @db_bkp_files_dir = right(@PathName,1) --db backup files origin SELECT TOP(1) @archive_name = FileName FROM #tempFileList WHERE ROW_NUM = @FileIter -- 7za switches: -- -mx0 (Don't compress) -- -mx1 (Low) -- -mx3 (Fast) -- -mx5 (Normal) -- -mx7 (Maximum) -- -mx9 (Ultra) -- -- -mmt (enable multithreading) -- -- -t7z -- -tbzip2 SET @cmd2 = @7z_path + '\7za a -t7z -mx5 -ms=off ' + @archive_destination_dir + @archive_name + '.7z ' + @archive_destination_dir + @archive_name --SET @cmd2 = @7z_path + '\7za a -tbzip2 -mx5 ' + @archive_destination_dir + @archive_name + '.7z ' + @archive_destination_dir + @archive_name DECLARE @cmd3 nvarchar(max) SET @cmd3 = 'USE msdb; EXEC sp_add_job @job_name = N''' + @archive_name + ' Zip job' + '''' DECLARE @cmd4 nvarchar(max) SET @cmd4 = 'USE msdb; EXEC sp_add_jobstep @job_name = N''' + @archive_name + ' Zip job' +''', @step_name = N''' + @archive_name + ' Zip job Step 1' + ''', ' + '@subsystem = N''TSQL'', @command = N''' + 'DECLARE @cmd VARCHAR(1000) SET @cmd = ''''' + @7z_path + '\7za a -t7z -mx5 -ms=off ' + @archive_destination_dir + @archive_name + '.7z ' + @archive_destination_dir + @archive_name + ''''' EXEC xp_cmdshell @cmd ' + ''', @retry_attempts = 5, @retry_interval = 1' DECLARE @cmd5 nvarchar(max) SET @cmd5 = 'USE msdb; EXEC dbo.sp_add_jobserver @job_name = N''' + @archive_name + ' Zip job' + ''', @server_name = N''ServerName'';' DECLARE @cmd6 nvarchar(max) SET @cmd6 = 'USE msdb; EXEC dbo.sp_start_job N''' + @archive_name + ' Zip job' + ''';' DECLARE @cmd7 nvarchar(max) SET @cmd7 = 'EXEC sp_delete_job @job_name = N''' + @archive_name + ' Zip job' + ''';' PRINT @cmd3 EXEC sp_executesql @statement = @cmd3 PRINT @cmd4 EXEC sp_executesql @statement = @cmd4 PRINT @cmd5 EXEC sp_executesql @statement = @cmd5 PRINT @cmd6 EXEC sp_executesql @statement = @cmd6 PRINT @cmd7 --print @cmd2 --EXEC xp_cmdshell @cmd2 --@@ SELECT TOP(1) @DelFile = 'del ' + @PathName + FileName FROM #tempFileList WHERE ROW_NUM = @FileIter --EXEC xp_cmdshell @DelFile SET @FileIter = @FileIter + 1 END DROP TABLE #tempFileList </code></pre>
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