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Re: Calculate bytes stored per row for dynamic format
Posted by: Myra Lords
Date: July 04, 2012 09:44AM

Thanks for your reply!
It has index too and there will be updates/deletes. Actually I need to calculate storage capacity for the db. My db has atleast 10 tables. They have indexes, primary keys, there will be insert/updates/deletes. No triggers, no procedures.

I have to find out storage needs for my db.
I was thinking of a way to calculate the total number of bytes for these 10 tables which would give me an idea that when I install my db on a new site, it will need atleast this space (when there is 0 rows in it). Now I can scale this figure and find out storage required by multiplying this figure with the number of rows added into this table. This would give me a rough idea that in case if I have 100K rows, I would atleast need this much storage.

I am not sure if I am calculating the storage needs correctly or not. Do we have a default script in MYSQL which could calculate this storage for my schema.

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