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Status No Plans to Implement
Workspace Domino
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 17, 2020

Estimation tool of transaction logging

Customer want to estimate the necessary data size of transaction logging in advance (before configuring the transaction logging).

It will be useful to select logging style, "Circular" or "Linear", or will be also useful to know necessary data space when uses "Archived".

A calculation tool or method which can calculate data size of transaction logging based on several conditions like the following items will be required.

- database size

- quantity of databases

- quantity of documents in database

- quantity of users

- main uses of database (accessed by users? replicated from other server/database?, etc)

...etc.

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  • Guest
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    Jun 24, 2020

    I think an estimation tool is not the way to go as this would be as precise as rolling dice.

    A better solution would be a monitoring tool that monitors either all or a specific database's transaction behaviour. Basically it should write statistics records for every transaction written to the translog files (preferable in a flat file, maybe as CSV) so you can apply the tool of your choice to actual behaviour data.

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    Thomas Hampel
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    Jun 20, 2020
    It really depends on the activity(create/change) in a database or server. Really hard to provide any kind of estimate as this depends on users.