Scenario:
I have a branch, I have about 100 editions, in each edition I have only one file called xyz, which is approximately 5MB, and this file is different in each edition. (I'm simplifying a situation where I have huge war files getting created in each edition).
Questions:
Would the backing store take 500MB?
If I simply delete 50 editions, would I recover 250MB? If it doesn't, can I run iwfsshrink to get back that space?
Is there a way I can see how much space one particular branch takes inside the backing store? (A 'du -sk' from inside the branch doesn't seem to give me accurate results, it seems to give total of all the file sizes, not respecting the pointer concept in backing store - which seems reasonable though)
I'm on TeamSite 4.2 on Solaris and converting to 5.5.2. We're in a dilemma about whether to do a big cleanup on 4.2 and then convert or convert and then clean it in 5.5.2 (because huge deletions will not be problem in 5.5.2 but we will be converting a lot of junk)
Btw, I read the following thread that gave me a lot of insight:
http://devnet.interwoven.com/forums/cgi-bin/showflat.pl?Cat=&Board=PRODUCTS_TEAMSITE&Number=5799&page=&view=&sb=&o=&vc=1Would appreciate any input.
Thanks
