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These tools can be useful for generating disk space utilization reports.
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The Subsystem_Space_Report program will generate space reports for a set
of subsystems. It will break out the space consumed for those
subsystems in the following categories : Overhead, Spec_Views, Working_Views,
and Released_Views.
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The World_Space package contains tools to collect data on disk
space utilization to a file and provides an abstract interface to read
this data. A procedure Report is also included that tabulates the
information from this file into a "World Space Report".
The Collect_Info procedure is used to collect the data into a file.
Disk space data is collected on worlds only. Each entry in the data
collected contains the name of the world, the disk space consumed by
that world, and the volume on which the world resides. The worlds for
which data will be collected is determined by the "On_Worlds_In"
parameter.
The Report procedure will generate a report that has the following
header:
World Space Report generated on August 22, 1988 at 12:51:41 PM
From data file => !USERS.MSF.TOOLS.SYSTEM_MANAGER.SPACE_TOOLS.SPACE_DATA
Data collected on => August 19, 1988 at 5:45:22 PM
Machine Name => RATIONAL
World Name V 1 V 2 V 3 V 4 World Context
==================== ===== ===== ===== === =======================================================
The World_Name column contains the simple names of the world.
V1..V4 are the columns in which space for the world are displayed. The
space displayed is the number of 1024 byte pages consumed by that world.
The space will be reported under the volume which the space for the
world resides.
The World_Context column contains the name of the library enclosing the
world.
You can sort the output By_Name, By_Volume, By_Volume_And_Name, and
By_Name_And_Volume.
By_Name - The output is displayed sorted on the World_Context column.
By_Volume - The output is displayed such that all worlds on the same
volume will by displayed on contiguous lines.
By_Name_And_Volume - sorts first on the World_Context column and then puts
all worlds on the same volume within that context on contiguous lines.
By_Volume_and_Name - I haven't figured out what this does, but it looks
the same as by volume?