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    4D v15 R3
 Get table fragmentation 
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| Get table fragmentation ( aTable ) -> Function result | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| aTable | Table |   | Table for which to get the fragmentation rate | |||||
| Function result | Real |   | Percentage of fragmentation | |||||
The Get table fragmentation command returns the percentage of logical fragmentation for the records of the table designated by the aTable parameter.
The rate of logical fragmentation of the records indicates whether the records are stored in an ordered manner in the data file. If the fragmentation becomes too high, this can considerably slow down sorts and sequential searches on the table. A fragmentation percentage of 0 corresponds to no fragmentation. Beyond a rate of 20%, it may be useful to compact the data file.
This maintenance method lets you request the compacting of the data file in the case where there is considerable fragmentation in at least one table of the database:
 ToBeCompacted:=False
 For($i ;1;Get last table number)
    If(Is table number valid($i))
       If(Get table fragmentation(Table($i)->)>20)
          ToBeCompacted:=True
       End if
    End if
 End for
 If(ToBeCompacted)
  // Places a marker requesting compacting
 End if
	Product:  4D
	Theme:  4D Environment
	Number:  
        1127
        
        
        
	
	Created:  4D v12
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