How to meassure the project size in storage
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Maybye I will have a luck to help you :)
We can check which objects are using the most space in your database:
I believe that it was already similar quesiton on jazz.net forum.
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/21799/how-do-i-find-out-database-info-such-as-size-etc
and
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/111357/how-to-check-which-tables-are-using-the-most-space
Please run the report from the second link and provide us the output. It might be helpful for you.
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Hi Felipe,
I would expect the report having more lines. Is it entire report page? Or only part of it? Did you have to wait for a long time for loading it?
Is only part of it, and I didn't have to wait long for it, only a couple of minutes to have the information.
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This has to be applied to each project area and will print out the current space statistics.
greetings georg.
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Hi thanks for the response but I haven't been able to find those report, where I can find them? I'm new to the tool so if you could point me to the instructions I'll be really grateful.
I think ankur has give the useful link contains "How to deploy the report template"
- Setup the Rich Client (see above).
-
Right-click on the
Report Templates
folder. -
Select
Deploy New Templates...
. -
In the
Select a Project Area or Team Area
dialog, select the root node which is the target project area. -
In the
Report Templates To Deploy
dialog, check all the BIRT report templates you want to deploy.-
Select normal-sized parent report templates if you want to view the report in the Reports Web UI (e.g.
Execution Status using Weight
). -
Select the micro-sized child report templates (
Micro*
) if you want to view the report in a viewlet on Dashboards (e.g.Micro Execution Status using Weight
).
-
Select normal-sized parent report templates if you want to view the report in the Reports Web UI (e.g.
- Click "OK".
- Repeat the process for each target project area.
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Ok so I finally was able to Activate the reports that you recommended Execution Status using Weight and Micro Execution Status using Weight but these reports talk about the weight given on the tests and no the actual size of the project in the database, which is what I'm looking for.
Have you seen the "Latest Repository Metrics" report/template?