Folder size

weblike

I want to know how much space of storage is using each tenant.
I want to be able to store this info in a attribute.
Is there a function like File_Size which will handle this?

Thank you.

BenHayat

weblike wrote
I want to know how much space of storage is using each tenant.

What are you talking about? 🙂

weblike

BenHayat wrote
weblike wrote
I want to know how much space of storage is using each tenant.

What are you talking about? 🙂

You know what I'm talking about.... 🙂

My english is not as good as yours, I have to drink a beer to speak fluently 🙂

BenHayat

weblike wrote
I have to drink a beer to speak fluently 🙂

I think you went overboard this time... :mrgreen:

ACDC

You could use Object.DocFileSize=FILE_SIZE(Object.Document) and then keep a running total of all the objects file size per user

weblike

ACDC wrote
You could use Object.DocFileSize=FILE_SIZE(Object.Document) and then keep a running total of all the objects file size per user

Yes that would be a workaround for Folder Size. Thx.

However would be nice a FOLDER_SIZE function 🙂)

ACDC

I don't think you are going to get that function, besides why worry about folder size, just assign a data size level to a user and count the size of the files, they don't even have to be in the file system or they could be spread across multiple folders. By working on folder size you are painting yourself into a corner

4xjbh

I don't think you are going to get that function, besides why worry about folder size, just assign a data size level to a user and count the size of the files, they don't even have to be in the file system or they could be spread across multiple folders. By working on folder size you are painting yourself into a corner

You have a database record for each document stored in either the filesystem or database. Having a 'filesize' attribute for each document and maintaining a running total is easy. This can also be verified by a weekly, monthly scheduled process that can verify it and sending off any alerts to your users / admins etc.

If you have a large amount of files don't to the full size calculation every time a file is added, only do the addition of the new value to the running total.