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Tablestatistics & Tablesizes

Tablestatistics & Tablesizes

2007-01-08       - By Florian Schmitz

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Hi List,

i try to estimate the space-comsuption of our tables via tablestatistics.
when summing up the pages-count ('Used  pages', 'Index pages') of all tables
and break it down to
human readable values (e.g. dividing it by 8) i just end with a sum of gigs
which is just half the
used data area.
so here's my question : what '%pages%'-fields summed up lead to the real space
-consumption? do
leaf-pages count to space-consumption to?

if only used and index-pages lead to the real space-consumption : where are the
dozens of gigs
beeing wasted? :-)

Thanks,

Flo

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