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== How many documents are in an Application Group? == | == How many documents are in an Application Group? == | ||
You may want to know how many documents are currently in an Application Group. You can get this information by querying the ARSSEG table in the Content Manager OnDemand database. | |||
This SQL Query provides the number of inserted and deleted rows from the Application Group Tables in OnDemand. | |||
db2 "select arsag.name,arsseg.table_name,arsseg.ins_rows,arsseg.del_rows from arsag,arsseg where arsag.agid=arsseg.agid order by arsseg.table_name" | |||
NAME TABLE_NAME INS_ROWS DEL_ROWS | |||
------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------ ----------- ----------- | |||
ALPHA RQA1 4454 0 | |||
BRAVO RSA1 19670 1 | |||
CHARLIE RUA1 18878 1 | |||
DELTA RVA1 153 5 | |||
ECHO RWA1 118 14 | |||
FOXTROT RYA1 7989 0 | |||
GOLF SBA1 195077 26 | |||
HOTEL SDB1 444632 0 | |||
INDIA SIB1 8228 0 | |||
System Log SL10 2500001 0 | |||
System Log SL11 2500000 0 | |||
System Log SL12 2500002 0 | |||
System Log SL13 2500004 0 | |||
But maybe you don't want to do the math, and instead want DB2 to count the records for you, and summarize by Application Group, instead of listing each table: | |||
db2 "select arsag.name,sum(arsseg.ins_rows-arsseg.del_rows) as Total_Rows from arsag,arsseg where arsag.agid=arsseg.agid group by arsag.name" | |||
NAME TOTAL_ROWS | |||
------------------------------------------------------------ ----------- | |||
JULIET 1015276 | |||
KILO 32133 | |||
LIMA 27200 | |||
MONTREAL 10726 | |||
NANCY 148 | |||
OSCAR 42072 | |||
PAPA 886 | |||
System Log 241680991 | |||
== How many documents are in the whole system? == | == How many documents are in the whole system? == | ||
=== Can I export this information to a spreadsheet? === | === Can I export this information to a spreadsheet? === | ||