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Tuesday, 17 April 2012

How to check table size in SAP?


This article answers the following queries


  • How to check table size in SAP?
  • How to check view size in SAP?
  • How to find out number of rows in a table in SAP?
  • How to view indexes on a table in SAP?
  • How to view index statistics of a table in SAP?
  • How to find out on what columns indexes are built on a SAP table?
  • How to find out on which date index statistics are last run for a SAP table?

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Please login to SAP system and goto transaction DB02 or DBACOCKPIT






























Please navigate to Space -> Single Table  Analysis, It results in the screen similar to below screen



























Please provide the Table/View name for which you would like to determine the size.
In this example, am checking the size of a table RSBERRORLOG. Please provide the table name and press enter which results in below screen
































As visible in the above screenshot, from the overview tab, we can view following details:
Reserved size(KB) -  Total size of the table allocated in KB
Data size (KB) – Current data size of the table in KB
Index  size (KB) – Current size of the indexes of the table in KB
Unused size (KB) – Amount of space unused in the table in KB
Rows  - Number of rows present in the table

Please  click on indexes tab of the above screen, to view a screen similar to below screen























It displays Index names and the columns on which indexes are built, size of index and the last update statistics for the indexes






12 comments:

Bala said...

Really awesome...

Unknown said...

great work great people(HUMANS)

Unknown said...

awsum....

DurgaPrasad said...

Thanks Bala

DurgaPrasad said...

ThanQ Imran

DurgaPrasad said...

Thanks Waseem

Anonymous said...

nice post swathi

Unknown said...

good thing, very use full information.

Unknown said...

great work done !!!!

Unknown said...

very useful blog

Anonymous said...

Please keep blogging :) Loads of Respect :)

Anonymous said...

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