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Description:
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This program iterates over all the databases and their datasets, get and shows these info:
- Average of rows per database
- Total rows in the entire server
How to:
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Note: The next commands are meant to be run in the same that directory in which this Readme.txt file is stored.
- Disable any previously activated virtualenv:
$ deactivate
- Setup environment:
from this directory, run the next command:
$ ../../setup_env.sh
- Enable virtualenv:
$ source venvs/3_stats/bin/activate
- Get the program help:
$ pg_stats -v
- Run the tool:
$ pg_stats
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