Decibel! wrote:
> I wrote this query to identify how much space is being wasted in a
> database by denormalized data. For each field in each table, it
> calculates how much space the field is taking in it's table as well
> as indexes, then it calculates how much space would be needed if that
> field was normalized into a separate table. It places some (somewhat
> arbitrary) minimums on how much space would have to be saved to
> include that field in the output. If you want to get rid of the limit
> you should still keep savings > 0 in the query, otherwise you'll
> start seeing normalization suggestions that make no sense (like
> normalizing an int).
That's... really cool.
What does this mean? :)
pg_size_pretty
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(1 row)
Colin
