ContainerSize ( Container ; Precision )
Get the size of your container
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Robert Schaub Starr Data http://starrdata.com |
Sample input:
ContainerSize (YourTable :: YourContainer ; 2 )
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ContainerSize (YourTable :: YourContainer ; YourTable :: Your_PrecisionNumber )
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ContainerSize (YourTable :: YourContainer ; YourTable :: Your_PrecisionNumber )
Sample output:
3.26 MB
9.26 KB
1.2 GB
9.26 KB
1.2 GB
Function definition: (Copy & paste into FileMaker's Edit Custom Function window)
This is my variation of the GetContainerSize command. See my sample at download page of my site. http://starrdata.com
Comments
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kade, Hamburg; Germany Nov 30, 2009 |
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| 1 KB = 1024 byte 1 MB = 1024 KB 1 GB = 1024 MB I think this function works bad |
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Andrey Kolganov, Moscow Aug 25, 2010 |
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| //i think this is correct variant // //ContainerSize ( Container ; Precision ) //Robert Schaub //www.starrdata.com Let ( [ CTainer = Length(Container) ; Roundit = Precision]; Case( CTainer ≥ 1073741824;Round ( (CTainer / 1073741824); Roundit ) & " GB"; CTainer ≥ 1048576;Round ( (CTainer / 1048576); Roundit ) & " MB"; CTainer ≥ 1024;Round ( (CTainer / 1024); Roundit ) & " KB";"" ) ) |
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Andrey Kolganov, Moscow, Russia Aug 25, 2010 |
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| P.S. ...because 1 KB = 1024 byte = 2^10 byte 1 MB = 1024 KB = 2^20 byte = 1048576 byte 1 GB = 1024 MB = 2^30 byte = 1073741824 byte |
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