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Document: BW Knowledge_013
Introduction
The amount of data stored in the ODS has a significant impact on the disk space
required. This document shows how to find what tables are stored in the ODS, and
how large they are.
Information
You can see all the objects that in the ODS via transaction RSA1.
RSA1 --> Monitoring --> (ODS) Status Overview
For the ODS there are three transparent tables that are of interest:
- The ODS table for active data
- The ODS table for new data
- The change log table
The active and the new data tables have names that begin '/BIC/A'
eg
/BIC/AYGTFCOPA00 = ODS object YGTFCOPA : Actve records
/BIC/AYGTFCOPA10 = ODS object YGTFCOPA : New records
You can find all the tables for an ODS object via:
Select the ODS object
Select Display
Select Extras --> Information (logs / Status) --> Dictionary DB status
To find all the ODS tables use the data Dictionary to search for all tables that begin
'/BIC/A'.
Example
All ODS tables for G51
You can then use the data dictionary to find the size of each of these tables.
Multiply the table width by the number of rows to get the size of this table in the ODS.
In this example:
Size of ODS table = 1844 * 129719 / 1048576 = 228 MB
You can use SE11 to find the width of a change log table, and the number of records
it contains
For example, to find the size of the change log ffor the ODS table for Profitability
Analysis Controlling (Line Items), the change log table is /BIC/B0000265000 -
Transfer Structure Application 8YGTFCOPA
Multiply the table width by the number of rows to get the size of this change log table
in the ODS. In this example:
Size of change log ODS table = 1884 * 129719 / 1048576 = 233 MB