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Getting Size of Data Target (Cube - DSO) PDF
Getting Size of Data Target (Cube - DSO) PDF
[Cube/DSO]
Applies to:
SAP BI 2004s or SAP BI 7.x. For more information, visit the Business Intelligence homepage.
Summary
This Document describes how to know occupied size of the cube or DSO on the server or whats the size of
the data target. This information is needed many times for analysis.
Author Bio
Working as SAP BI Consultant.
Table of Contents
Approaches to find size ...................................................................................................................................... 3
Via Transaction Code .................................................................................................................................................. 3
Via Functional Module ................................................................................................................................................. 5
Related Content .................................................................................................................................................. 7
Disclaimer and Liability Notice ............................................................................................................................ 8
Introduction
Many times we need to know exact size of the data target. It could be cube or DSO. When we create data
target on the server, server automatically creates some space on the server. This space or size varies time
by time. Basically Size is based on volume of the data in data target.
3. Now put fact table name of the data target. If you dont know name of the fact table append /BIC/F
(DATATAGET) to you data target name. E.g. suppose my data target name is test_cube so fact table
name will be /BIC/FTEST_CUBE.
4. Click on .
6. By clicking on each row you can see detailed analysis in below window.
7. Now you will get table size in MB. There could be some partitions of memory size allocated to your
data target so total size will be addition of all partition.
Total Size of the fact tables = Sum of table partitions.
So in these example Total Size = 0,063+0,063 = 0,126 MB.
8. Now find size for /bic/E(data target) . Sum up all table size and you will get actual size of the cube.
9. If you want to check size of DSO, check for active table /BIC/A (DSO NAME).
4. Now you will get total size and total row count.
Related Content
https://forums.sdn.sap.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1151257
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