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For a fixed Banach operator ideal \({\mathcal A}\), we use the notion of \({\mathcal A}\)-compact sets of Carl and Stephani to study \({\mathcal A}\)-compact polynomials and \({\mathcal A}\)-compact holomorphic mappings. Namely, those mappings \(g:X\rightarrow Y\) such that every \(x \in X\) has a neighborhood \(V_x\) such that \(g(V_x)\) is relatively \({\mathcal A}\)-compact. We show that the behavior of \({\mathcal A}\)-compact polynomials is determined by its behavior in any neighborhood of any point. We transfer some known properties of \({\mathcal A}\)-compact operators to \({\mathcal A}\)-compact polynomials. In order to study \({\mathcal A}\)-compact holomorphic functions, we appeal to the \({\mathcal A}\)-compact radius of convergence which allows us to characterize the functions in this class. Under certain hypothesis on the ideal \({\mathcal A}\), we give examples showing that our characterization is sharp.Keywords\({\mathcal A}\)-compact sets\({\mathcal A}\)-compact polynomialsHolomorphic mappings