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Record live view index size information


Dallas Gimpel
10.14.2004
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This tip records the index size of all views in a given database by issuing a console command and parsing the response. The same information is available in the Notes log, but it is not "live."

There may be easier/better ways to do it, but this works. Paste the code into an agent/button, then add the call to the main sub in the initialize event of the agent or the click event of the button. Note that the signer/user should have access to issue the "show database" console command on the se


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rver where the target database resides. The results are written to a file in the temporary directory of the current workstation.

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