Hi,
on db level you can count the number of rows in the tables where the documents are stored.
For each repository you have on COMPONENTS<nr> table. The <nr> repository number
ist stored togehter with the repository name in the table CONTREP
Use sqlcli, Database Studio or SQL Studio count the numer of rows on database level.
>sqlcli -d CS -u SAPR3,*** select TABLENAME from tables where tablename LIKE 'COMPONENTS____'
| TABLENAME |
| -------------------------------- |
| COMPONENTS0001 |
| COMPONENTS0002 |
2 row selected (24.619 msec)
>sqlcli -d CS -u SAPR3,*** select count(*) from COMPONENTS0001
| EXPRESSION1 |
| ----------------------------- |
| 101 |
1 row selected (12.559 msec)
In repository 1 101 documents are stored. Do this for all other COMPONENTS<nr> tables
If you are a SAP Customer please check also SAP Note No. 1678771
Best reagrds,
Burkhard