Hi, all,
i am curious whether there are tools out there which can show the relative
amounts of space used by tables in a db? i have no concrete need for one,
i'm just curious.
Curiosity being the step-mother of invention, though, here's a quick hack
which does this for Linux...
[stephan@host:~/cvs/fossil]$ t=$(echo "select name from sqlite_master where
type='table';" | sqlite3 fossil.fsl)
[stephan@host:~/cvs/fossil]$ for i in $t; do echo ".dump $i" | sqlite3
fossil.fsl > d.$i; done
[stephan@host:~/cvs/fossil]$ ls -la d.* | awk '{printf("%8d %s\n",$5,
$9);}' | sort -n
102 d.unsent
172 d.orphan
177 d.phantom
580 d.private
2526 d.unclustered
5207 d.reportfmt
6118 d.shun
7553 d.rcvfrom
9062 d.user
11838 d.leaf
22723 d.attachment
40730 d.concealed
48066 d.config
50218 d.filename
90695 d.backlink
98559 d.tag
340074 d.ticketchng
443123 d.plink
688172 d.delta
1241733 d.mlink
1429201 d.tagxref
1585698 d.ticket
2283276 d.event
47098047 d.blob
from there calculating the relative sizes (i'm not interested in absolute
sizes) is just one more step.
--
----- stephan beal
http://wanderinghorse.net/home/stephan/
http://gplus.to/sgbeal
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