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As of 2022-08-10 [[Centralized data.mdb]] was 1.348GB . This is large and slowly approaching MS Access' 2GB limit. The size also | As of 2022-08-10 [[Centralized data.mdb]] was 1.348GB . This is large and slowly approaching MS Access' 2GB limit. The size also made it slow to copy down, and even slower to copy up. We made some changes to reduce the size by [[#Removing the L_Dxs table and L_Como table]] and [[#Reducing fields and field sizes in the Postal_Code_Master table]]. This initiative is now complete. | ||
=== [[L_Dxs table]] and [[L_Como table]] === | === Removing the [[L_Dxs table]] and [[L_Como table]] === | ||
We can reduce the file size to 0.810GB by moving the legacy tables [[L_Dxs table]] and [[L_Como table]] to [[Legacy TMS Data.mdb]]. These tables are “stale” and no longer change, so we don’t really need to have them in [[Centralized data.mdb]]. | We can reduce the file size to 0.810GB by moving the legacy tables [[L_Dxs table]] and [[L_Como table]] to [[Legacy TMS Data.mdb]]. These tables are “stale” and no longer change, so we don’t really need to have them in [[Centralized data.mdb]]. | ||
==== Log ==== | ==== Log ==== | ||
* 2022-08-31: Teams with Pagasa where we removed the [[L_Dxs table]] and [[L_Como table]] from [[Centralized data.mdb]] | |||
* 2022-08-10: | * 2022-08-10: | ||
** emailed Pagasa to copy Legacy to local | ** emailed Pagasa to copy Legacy to local | ||
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** Julie copied the [[Legacy_TMS_Data.mdb]] to local where SAS will pull from (08Aug2022 ) | ** Julie copied the [[Legacy_TMS_Data.mdb]] to local where SAS will pull from (08Aug2022 ) | ||
=== [[Postal_Code_Master table]] === | === Reducing fields and field sizes in the [[Postal_Code_Master table]] === | ||
There is a [[Postal_Code_Master table]] in [[Centralized data.mdb]]. The table is likely in the correct file because Pagasa maintains it and Julie uses it. | There is a [[Postal_Code_Master table]] in [[Centralized data.mdb]]. The table is likely in the correct Access file because Pagasa maintains it and Julie uses it. | ||
==== Log ==== | ==== Log ==== | ||
* removed "code" fields that duplicate "name" field data, and reduced field sizes as much as possible, which reduced table size from ~89MB to ~70MB. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 2022 September 1
As of 2022-08-10 Centralized data.mdb was 1.348GB . This is large and slowly approaching MS Access' 2GB limit. The size also made it slow to copy down, and even slower to copy up. We made some changes to reduce the size by #Removing the L_Dxs table and L_Como table and #Reducing fields and field sizes in the Postal_Code_Master table. This initiative is now complete.
Removing the L_Dxs table and L_Como table
We can reduce the file size to 0.810GB by moving the legacy tables L_Dxs table and L_Como table to Legacy TMS Data.mdb. These tables are “stale” and no longer change, so we don’t really need to have them in Centralized data.mdb.
Log
- 2022-08-31: Teams with Pagasa where we removed the L_Dxs table and L_Como table from Centralized data.mdb
- 2022-08-10:
- emailed Pagasa to copy Legacy to local
- updated CFE re-link to these in Legacy_TMS_Data.mdb rather than in Centralized data.mdb
- emailed Julie and confirmed we should do this
- imported L Dxs table and L Como table into Legacy TMS Data.mdb as version 2022-08-10
- Julie copied the Legacy_TMS_Data.mdb to local where SAS will pull from (08Aug2022 )
Reducing fields and field sizes in the Postal_Code_Master table
There is a Postal_Code_Master table in Centralized data.mdb. The table is likely in the correct Access file because Pagasa maintains it and Julie uses it.
Log
- removed "code" fields that duplicate "name" field data, and reduced field sizes as much as possible, which reduced table size from ~89MB to ~70MB.
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