How to find out the data load in terms of MBs or GBs?
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2005 10:22 am
Hi,
When I run my data load jobs, what I see on the canvas is the number of rows loaded and the no. of rows loaded per sec (load rate). But I'm more concerned with the data load in terms of MBs or GBs because what I load is huge tables. So, more than the number of rows, I would be more interested in the number of MBs or GBs.
I could calculate this by considering the length of each row in the table. But I have some 20 such huge tables among a plethora of tables.
So, is there any in-built mechanism available with DSEE whereby I can get to see the data loaded in terms of MBs or GBs?
Cheers,
Mohan
When I run my data load jobs, what I see on the canvas is the number of rows loaded and the no. of rows loaded per sec (load rate). But I'm more concerned with the data load in terms of MBs or GBs because what I load is huge tables. So, more than the number of rows, I would be more interested in the number of MBs or GBs.
I could calculate this by considering the length of each row in the table. But I have some 20 such huge tables among a plethora of tables.
So, is there any in-built mechanism available with DSEE whereby I can get to see the data loaded in terms of MBs or GBs?
Cheers,
Mohan