BI: How many bytes consumes an Infocube or DSO in Database

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is there an easy way, to find out, how many MB an Infocube or an DSO consumes actually on DB.
Thanks ans regards,
Wolfgang

Well yes ST14 can take a while to run, but this is largely dependent on data volumes, so while it might be 15 hrs on one BW, it might be 1 hr on another.  There are some parallel processing options on it as well.
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| Table     4579106BTRUMUEWFXNF4F37Z5 / ABW / BASIS / 00012                                                                                |
| InfoCube  | OBJVERS | OBJSTAT | INFOAREA     | CUBETYPE | Size (KB) | TXTLG                                             | TRANSACT | LASTUSED       | No.of Aggr | Size of all | Total Size  |
|           |         |         |              |          |           |                                                   |          |                |            | Aggregates  | (Cube+Aggr) |
| ZSEM_C53  | A       | ACT     | ZSEM_OTHER   | B        |    477184 | HR - Positions Staging Cube                       |          | 20070227190205 |         0  |           0 |      477184 |
| ZIC_C03   | A       | ACT     | 0MMIC        | B        |    223744 | Material Stocks/Movements (base cube)             |          |              0 |         0  |           0 |      223744 |
| ZSEM_T72  | A       | ACT     | ZSEM_AGENCY  | B        |    220480 | Complement Planning                               | X        | 20050811134630 |         0  |           0 |      220480 |
| 0PUR_C04  | A       | ACT     | 0MMPUR       | B        |    188480 | Purchasing groups                                 |          | 20070320125327 |        14  |       10944 |      199424 |
| 0PUR_C01  | A       | ACT     | 0MMPUR       | B        |    176448 | Purchasing data                                   |          | 20070320131733 |         0  |           0 |      176448 |
| ZPY_C71   | A       | ACT     | 0PY          | B        |    163200 | Agency Pay File Data                              |          | 20070319134342 |         3  |       36864 |      200064 |
| 0BBP_C02  | A       | ACT     | 0BBP         | B        |    160896 | e-Procurement Account Assignment - Totals Records |          | 20070301183309 |         0  |           0 |      160896 |
| 0BBP_C01  | A       | ACT     | 0BBP         | B        |    157440 | Global Spend (Point-to-Point Connect.)            |          | 20070301182545 |         0  |           0 |      157440 |
| ZAP_CTW1  | A       | ACT     | 0FIAP        | B        |    145600 | Accounts Payable:  Treasury Warrant Cube          |          | 20070316114612 |         0  |           0 |      145600 |
| ZFM_C31   | A       | ACT     | 0PU_FM       | B        |    113472 | FM Commitments                                    |          | 20060713125055 |         2  |       76032 |      189504 |
| ZIC_C10   | A       | ACT     | 0PM          | B        |    112000 | PM Material Stocks/Movements                      |          | 20070308184140 |         0  |           0 |      112000 |
| ZFM_C54   | A       | ACT     | 0PU_FM       | B        |    105088 | FM Revenue Detail                                 |          | 20060912172444 |         0  |           0 |      105088 |
| ZSEM_T54  | A       | ACT     | ZSEM_CENTRAL | B        |    104704 | HR Information - OB Position Planning             | X        | 20060119152421 |         0  |           0 |      104704 |
| ZSL_C51   | A       | ACT     | ZFISL        | B        |     93440 | Special Ledger                                    |          | 20070307130939 |         2  |        1344 |       94784 |
| 0BWTC_C03 | A       | ACT     | 0BWTCT_STA   | B        |     82624 | BW Statistics - OLAP, Detail Navigation           |          | 20050214185737 |         0  |           0 |       82624 |
| ZFIGL_C05 | A       | ACT     | 0FIGL        | B        |     75968 | FI_GL  General Ledger Summary                     |          | 20060707185959 |         2  |        1344 |       77312 |
| 0BWTC_C02 | A       | ACT     | 0BWTCT_STA   | B        |     75136 | BW Statistics - OLAP                              |          | 20070124163534 |         0  |           0 |       75136 |
| 0PACM_C01 | A       | ACT     | 0PACM        | B        |     63296 | Compensation analyses                             |          |              0 |         0  |           0 |       63296 |
| 0BWTC_C05 | A       | ACT     | 0BWTCT_STA   | B        |     55680 | BW Statistics - WHM                               |          | 20040607184054 |         0  |           0 |       55680 |
| 0PA_C01   | A       | ACT     | 0PAPA        | B        |     48128 | Headcount and personnel action                    |          | 20060517142649 |         0  |           0 |       48128 |
| ZFM_C52   | A       | ACT     | 0PU_FM       | B        |     47040 | FM Commitments and Actuals                        |          | 20070117141606 |         2  |       15424 |       62464 |
| 0BWTC_C07 | A       | ACT     | 0BWTCT_MON   | B        |     37376 | Requests in the InfoCube                          |          | 20060606175259 |         0  |           0 |       37376 |
| ZSEM_C51  | A       | ACT     | ZSEM_PROJ    | B        |     36864 | Agency Budget Projections - Payroll Staging       |          | 20060310184444 |         0  |           0 |       36864 |
| ZSEM_T53  | A       | ACT     | ZSEM_PROJ    | B        |     33024 | Pre-closing                                       | X        | 20060804173232 |         0  |           0 |       33024 |
| ZFIAR_C05 | A       | ACT     | 0FIAR        | B        |     32000 | FI_AR Accounts Receivable - Customer              |          | 20061207190346 |         2  |        1344 |       33344 |
| ZSEM_T51  | A       | ACT     | ZSEM_CENTRAL | B        |     28032 | OB Budget Preparation                             | X        | 20060726015528 |         0  |           0 |       28032 |
| ZFM_C53   | A       | ACT     | 0PU_FM       | B        |     25600 | FM Historical Budget and Actuals                  |          | 20060712115320 |         2  |         832 |       26432 |
| 0SEMBPSPF | A       | ACT     | 0SEM_BPS     | B        |     24832 | SEM BPS techn. Performance                        |          |              0 |         0  |           0 |       24832 |
| ZSLFM_C51 | A       | ACT     | ZFISL        | B        |     23296 | Expenditure Estimation for GAAP - SL with FM      |          | 20070109164847 |         0  |           0 |       23296 |
| 0FIAA_C04 | A       | ACT     | 0FIAA        | B        |     22784 | Annual values and transactions                    |          |              0 |         0  |           0 |       22784 |

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    import java.net.URL;
    import java.io.IOException;
    import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
    import java.util.Date;
    import java.util.HashMap;
    import java.util.Map;
    import java.io.File;
    import java.io.InputStream;
    import java.util.Random;
    import java.io.FileInputStream;
    import java.util.Iterator;
    import javax.swing.JProgressBar;
    * <p>Title: Client HTTP Request class</p>
    * <p>Description: this class helps to send POST HTTP requests with various form data,
    * including files. Cookies can be added to be included in the request.</p>
    * @author Vlad Patryshev
    * @version 1.0
    public class ClientHttpRequest  extends Thread {
        URLConnection connection;
        OutputStream os = null;
        Map cookies = new HashMap();
         long filesize;
        private OutputStream osw=null;
        protected void connect() throws IOException {
            if (os == null)os = connection.getOutputStream();
        protected void write(char c) throws IOException {
            connect();
            os.write(c);
        protected void write(String s) throws IOException {
            connect();
            os.write(s.getBytes());
        protected void newline() throws IOException {
            connect();
            write("\r\n");
        protected void writeln(String s) throws IOException {
            connect();
            write(s);
            newline();
        private  Random random = new Random();
        protected  String randomString() {
            return Long.toString(random.nextLong(), 36);
        String boundary = "---------------------------" + randomString() + randomString() + randomString();
        private void boundary() throws IOException {
            write("--");
            write(boundary);
         * Creates a new multipart POST HTTP request on a freshly opened URLConnection
         * @param connection an already open URL connection
         * @throws IOException
        public ClientHttpRequest(URLConnection connection) throws IOException {
            this.connection = connection;
            connection.setDoOutput(true);
            connection.setRequestProperty("Content-Type",
                    "multipart/form-data; boundary=" + boundary);
            connection.addRequestProperty("Accept-Encoding", "gzip,deflate"); //Bugfix by AS: needed for PHP.
            connection.setUseCaches(true);
         * Creates a new multipart POST HTTP request for a specified URL
         * @param url the URL to send request to
         * @throws IOException
        public ClientHttpRequest(URL url) throws IOException {
            this(url.openConnection());
        public ClientHttpRequest() throws IOException {
         * Creates a new multipart POST HTTP request for a specified URL string
         * @param urlString the string representation of the URL to send request to
         * @throws IOException
        public ClientHttpRequest(String urlString) throws IOException {
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        private void postCookies() {
            StringBuffer cookieList = new StringBuffer();
            for (Iterator i = cookies.entrySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
                Map.Entry entry = (Map.Entry)(i.next());
                cookieList.append(entry.getKey().toString() + "=" + entry.getValue());
                if (i.hasNext()) {
                    cookieList.append("; ");
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         * @param name cookie name
         * @param value cookie value
         * @throws IOException
        public void setCookie(String name, String value) throws IOException {
            cookies.put(name, value);
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         * @param cookies the cookie "name-to-value" map
         * @throws IOException
        public void setCookies(Map cookies) throws IOException {
            if (cookies == null) return;
            this.cookies.putAll(cookies);
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         * @param cookies array of cookie names and values (cookies[2*i] is a name, cookies[2*i + 1] is a value)
         * @throws IOException
        public void setCookies(String[] cookies) throws IOException {
            if (cookies == null) return;
            for (int i = 0; i < cookies.length - 1; i+=2) {
                setCookie(cookies, cookies[i+1]);
    private void writeName(String name) throws IOException {
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    write("Content-Disposition: form-data; name=\"");
    write(name);
    write('"');
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    * @param name parameter name
    * @param value parameter value
    * @throws IOException
    public void setParameter(String name, String value) throws IOException {
    boundary();
    writeName(name);
    newline(); newline();
    writeln(value);
    private void pipe(InputStream in, OutputStream out) throws IOException {
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    byte[] buf = new byte[5000];
    int nread;
    int navailable;
    long total = 0; //Menge an Bytes bisher gesendet
    int percentage = 0; //Percent done...
    int oldpercent = 0;
    synchronized (in) {
    while((nread = in.read(buf, 0, buf.length)) >= 0) {
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    out.flush();
    out.write(buf, 0, nread);
    out.flush();
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    //System.out.println("%: " + percentage);
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    * @param name parameter name
    * @param filename the name of the file
    * @param is input stream to read the contents of the file from
    * @throws IOException
    public void setParameter(String name, String filename, InputStream is) throws IOException {
    boundary();
    writeName(name);
    write("; filename=\"");
    write(filename);
    write('"');
    newline();
    write("Content-Type: ");
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    if (type == null) type = "application/octet-stream";
    writeln(type);
    newline();
    pipe(is, os);
    newline();
    * adds a file parameter to the request
    * @param name parameter name
    * @param file the file to upload
    * @throws IOException
    public void setParameter(String name, File file) throws IOException {
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    * @param name parameter name
    * @param object parameter value, a File or anything else that can be stringified
    * @throws IOException
    public void setParameter(String name, Object object) throws IOException {
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    } else {
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    * adds parameters to the request
    * @param parameters "name-to-value" map of parameters; if a value is a file, the file is uploaded, otherwise it is stringified and sent in the request
    * @throws IOException
    public void setParameters(Map parameters) throws IOException {
    if (parameters == null) return;
    for (Iterator i = parameters.entrySet().iterator(); i.hasNext();) {
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    * adds parameters to the request
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    * @throws IOException
    public void setParameters(Object[] parameters) throws IOException {
    if (parameters == null) return;
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    * posts the requests to the server, with all the cookies and parameters that were added
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    * @throws IOException
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    boundary();
    writeln("--");
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    return connection.getInputStream();
    * posts the requests to the server, with all the cookies and parameters that were added before (if any), and with parameters that are passed in the argument
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    * @param parameters request parameters
    * @return input stream with the server response
    * @throws IOException
    * @see setParameters
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    * posts the requests to the server, with all the cookies and parameters that were added before (if any), and with cookies and parameters that are passed in the arguments
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    * @param parameters request parameters
    * @return input stream with the server response
    * @throws IOException
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    * @see setCookies
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    return post();
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    * @param parameters request parameters
    * @return input stream with the server response
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    * @param name parameter name
    * @param value parameter value
    * @return input stream with the server response
    * @throws IOException
    * @see setParameter
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