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How to calculate total docs in alfresco?

yogeshpj

I am planning to do re-indexing of couple of tera bytes data in alfresco.

For that, I am doing re-indexing with smaller set of data and make benchmark on that and tune as deeply it can be.
After measuring performance for smaller set of data, calculate re-indexing time for actual data.

To have benchmark and get some initial idea how much time it will take to re-index, I was calculating number of alfresco documents. ( Is this right approach or should we consider data size or something else ? )

What is exact way to calculate number of docs in alfresco.

1) Check number of raw in alf_node tables with workspace filter.
2) Write java or java-script to measure number total docs with cm:content type.
3) Query in SOLR for cm:content type.

We are using alfresco 5.2.2 enterprise with SOLR 4.

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abhysunny

I also have this question: I have been relying on CMIS query to find count of documents IN TREE of the root folder. For me, the requirement was to get an approximate count for metric. What is the best approach ?

charlesdaumont

Hi,

The best way to do it is to find it through your database, here is a request I used to count documents and folders, adapt it to your context (I hope it works ) :

select a.local_name, b.protocol, count(*)

from alf_qname as a, alf_store as b, alf_node as c

where a.local_name in ('content', 'folder')

and b.protocol in ('workspace', 'archive') and b.identifier = 'SpacesStore'

and c.store_id = b.id and c.type_qname_id = a.id

group by a.local_name, b.protocol; 

The number of document is not enough to calculate your indexing time. You should also consider :

number of versions
number of indexed metadata
text content size if you index your contents

I hope these answers will help you.

Charles Daumont

Sopra Steria