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Thomas Mueller commented on JCR-3333:
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Hi,
I suggest you first read all the documentation about this (data store,
persistence manager, migration). You should migrate your data, that is, create
a new repository, migrate the data, and delete the old repository.
Regards,
Thomas
> The binary file entities are stored twice in the DB
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>
> Key: JCR-3333
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-3333
> Project: Jackrabbit Content Repository
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: JCR 2.0
> Environment: Windows 7, Linux
> Reporter: P.C.Sun
> Attachments: repository.xml
>
>
> We are using JCR in Liferay to store documents, which means all documents
> store in DB in binary. As these days, we found the size of DB is increasing
> very fast. So we run the SQL to get size of documents. The SQLs are like:
> 1. select sum(size_) from dlfileentry(liferay table to store file meta data,
> such as name, size); -> All documents size recorded in dlentry table:
> The result is: 43330765874, which means around 40.36 GB
> 2. The DB size report is: around 95.97 GB.
> 3. Within these tables, there are two very big tables:
> j_pm_liferay_binval -> 52.07GB
> j_v_pm_binval -> 43.65 GB
> So the question is: if the document itself is only around 40.36 GB, what are
> those two tables storing? From the table itself, they are the all binval
> tables...Does it mean every document is stored twice or something. What's
> inside those tables?
> In this case, the DB increase around 30 GB within 3 months, really fast, any
> suggestion to improve this?
> As replied from Liferay: the table j_v_pm_binaval is to store the file
> version. However, for the new document, it's also stored, which we think it
> should be created only when a new version is generated. They also mentioned
> to solve this we need to change repository.xml, however, we don't have the
> answer how to deal with the old files, whether they will get lost if we
> change the config file.
> Please let me know whether it is possible to clean them in DB?
> Thank you very much and looking forwards to your reply.
> Best Regards.
> P.C.(JACK) SUN
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