Check the database size

HI,
Kindly let me know if there is any maxl comamnd available for to check the cube size and application size for all appilication in one server.
Thanks,
VIkram

Hi,
Visit this link to display some storage-related metrics. Refer to [Disk Volume|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10530_01/doc/epm.931/html_esb_techref/maxl/ddl/statements/dispdvol.htm] & tablespace in particular.
- Natesh

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Hai Friends,
I have created a Z Table with 100 fields. i want to check the database size after uploading the data. How can i do this?. That is, after uploading the first entry i want to know the size and again i want to upload 5 more entries and to check the growth.
Where can i see this?. i have checked in DB02 but even after data upload i didnt see the size. kindly explain me the process.
Thanks..................

Hi,
In the Go to Menu then Check the Number of entries to track your current set of entries.
For DB Size check Technical Settings . Tab Logical Settings parameters the Data class and Size category can give you how much data the table can hold.
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Anita

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We've got a lot of database system on our landscape. I want to make a simple report to get the size the all our database on a weekly base.
I try to get a RZ20 value on it without succes.
Do you know a sql request that i could launch on all my database to get this information ? i did'nt find any V$^view with this information.
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"The database size" can be
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You can use DBACOCKPIT to centrally manage multiple instance and check the sizes.
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How to increase the database size

Hi All ,
Our Client is going to increase their customers from 3.5 million to 5 millions
(12 millions in future ) and there is no increase in the existing licenses..
At present we have very less space in Data base server. We are Going Live at the End of the Month.
How to increase the database size to meet the Client requirements.
we have to increase the No of Processerors etc...
Below are the details of Servers:
System Model: IBM,7040-681
Machine Serial Number: 830D5BF
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Number Of Processors: 2
Processor Clock Speed: 1904 MHz
CPU Type: 64-bit
Kernel Type: 64-bit
LPAR Info: 4 bgl-svr-biap
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Kasi Chukka

Hi Kasi,
Your question is not very clear, from the looks of it, the load on your client's system will be doubling soon.
You need to look at the system stats on how the system is handling the current load, use transactions ST06, ST04 and ST02 to check if the DB hit ratios are as expected, the cpu idle time, the busy periods. Identify if there is large amounts of paging on the server(candidate for increase in real memory).
On AIX level, you will need to look at CPU / Memory usage.
On SAP Application server, you need to look at SAP Buffers.
On Oracle end, look at SGA stats, if it need to increase, the data growth that is current and estimated growth (DB02).
You will not get an exact answer to it, you will need to analyze the existing load and then estimate (guess). The hardware upgrade will also depend on what the client is willing to spend, its always a good practise to add 20% to what you have estimated as these figures are never accurate.
All the best.
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How to reduce the database size based on MS SQL/Oracle?

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I had deleted severy clients via SCC5, but the database size is more and more bigger. Do you know how to reduce the database size.
my platform is: NT, MS SQL 2005
NT, Oracle 10.2
Best Regards,
Simon Shen

Hi Simon,
In the case of SQL you need to check how many space free you have in your datafiles and the based on that you need to Shrink them using DBCC SHRINKFILE command.
Find a couple of reference docs here,
http://www.intermedia.net/support/kb/default.asp?id=996
http://doc.ddart.net/mssql/sql70/dbcc_21.htm
Also i'm pretty sure that if your check the properties of the datafiles in MSSQL Enterprise Manager you get a "Shrink" option.
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Juan
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Rebuild Database did not reduce the database size

I just completed a rebuild database. The rebuild completed much quicker than anticipated and in the end the did not reduce in size.
This is my first rebuild and since original installation I have deleted a number of masters. From my understanding thumbnails and previews are not deleted when the master is deleted. In order to delete the thumbnails and previews the db must be rebuilt. Is this correct?
The db is over 31.1gb. The rebuild took approx 10 minutes and when completed the db size was still 31.1gb. There was a message during the rebuild that read "Recovering projects". I was expecting to see stats showing previews and thumbnails being generated in the activity window but don't see it. Has the db been rebuilt?
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Rebuilding the database is for disaster-recovery, not file maintenance. I certainly wouldn't do it unless something was fundamentally broken and the application didn't run.
"rebuilding" the database seems to do the following:
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(2) run through the plist files and reconstruct a brand-new database from them all
I checked this (on an empty library) using hard-links from the commandline, and step (1) above scared me sufficiently that I'd only rebuild the database as an absolute last resort.
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I been trying scripts in powershell to Check Exchange Database Size
Get-MailboxDatabase -Status | select ServerName,Name,DatabaseSize
but it doesn't work for me any suggestion or help?
Also what is the default size limit in exchange server 2013 (both edition) ?
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https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee832792%28v=exchg.150%29.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396#Best
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How to check the file size before loading it to the context

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In our Client's Landscape SAP systems have been upgraded to newer versions whereas our client want
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Hi,
>Can anybody Tell us How much Free space do we require in order at OS level in order to store the Database Export
>of Two Databases of size around 4TB & what would be the best strategy of reducing the Dabase size.
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can one tell how to find the database size?

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Check the database ( Performance , tuning , . . . . . . . , etc )

Dears,,
If i have running database and i need to make check health for it for performance , tuning , . . . , etc
Is there any steps or advisors or documentations to go ahead with them enable me to check the database health.
Thanks & Regards,,

Eng.Mohammed wrote:
Dears,,
If i have running database and i need to make check health for it for performance , tuning , . . . , etc
Is there any steps or advisors or documentations to go ahead with them enable me to check the database health.
Thanks & Regards,,
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>
Kalyan Kumar Bandlamudi wrote:
> Hi Experts,
>
> We have 30 company codes in our FI production system. So to plan another new company code to be deployed into the system, we need to know exact data capacity (database) of the previous company code that we already deployed. Kindly let me know whether it possible to calculate the database size occupied for a particular company code in a SAP system.
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The Database Size is sum of physical files like
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1. On most OSs the temporary tablespace tempfile is created as a "sparse" file. So, if you issue a CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP TEMPFILE 'xyz.dbf' SIZE 1000M; and then did an "ls -l" at the OS level, "xyz.dbf' would appear to be only a few tens of KBs in size. The OS "grows" the file to 1000M as necessary.
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2. The temporary tablespace does not have objects (other than "global temporary tables" that overflow from memory to disk). It is really temporary space for joins, sorts, order bys etc.
So, your datafile size is not affected regardless of your temporary tables coming and going.Yes, your datafile sizes and tempfile sizes are independent. Yet, when "sizing" disk space for the database you must include the tempfile size. However, when reporting to IT Management with a statement "our database size is ".. you might want to break it up into components like Data Dictionary, Tables, Indexes, TemporarySpace, RedoLogs and ArchiveLogs. You could also differentiate between OS-allocated space (sizes of datafiles) and Oracle-allocated space (sizes of segments) and actual used space (which you'd have to compute !) .
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Edited by: Hemant K Chitale on Feb 17, 2011 10:42 PM
Added (Although ....) paragraph to first point.

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