Feb 4, 2016
If you ever want to know, in Oracle database, how much space you have used up so far (in terms of GB) by all of the objects in your schema, you can use the below SQL
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If you ever want to know, in Oracle database, how much space you have used up so far (in terms of GB) by all of the objects in your schema, you can use the below SQL
Pull quote: "So what is the most reliable indicator of usage? I’m putting a lot of reliance on our makeshift Google Analytics page views solution, but as you can guess, clicking on a link to a resource does not mean the resource was used. I can unscientifically correlate our sessions with other usage data, like searches and full-text downloads, and it feels like it all ties in together. Not the most compelling argument to make to anyone who holds the purse strings."