SWWWIHEAD to SWW_CONT basic statistics

[Mike Pokraka]

Bear in mind that multiline will occupy one entry per row.
Rule of thumb is no more than 10 elements per WF, 5 per task.
The majority of SWWWIHEAD entries will be tasks.
On top of that you'll have 2-3 system entries (_WI_*).
So my guess would be 5 as an efficient number, 10 a little on the high side.
Indeed at my current site it's just over 6:1

All pretty much acedemic, as there are many good reasons to step outside
these guidelines (as anyone running QM or the old HR Workflows will know).

But then, as Rick says, we should be using XML in most cases anyway.

Regards,
Mike

On Mon, July 1, 2013 10:46 pm, Rick Bakker wrote:
> Hello,
>
> SWWWIHEAD stores one row for every workitem id while SWW_CONT stores
> (roughly) one row per container element per workitem id so it would be
> about 10-to-1. Assuming that you have XML switched off and are actually
> using SWW_CONT.
>
> regards
> Rick Bakker / hanabi technology
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 2, 2013 at 4:58 AM, Sample, Rick
> <Rick.Sample at graybar.com>wrote:
>
>> Hi all,****
>>
>> ** **
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>> WF tables. SWWWIHEAD to SWW_CONT. ****
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>> Anyone have basic ratios between the two? ****
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>> ** **
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>> I know it varies for obvious reasons but ****
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>> I just wanted to see where we are at in this game.****
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>> ** **
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>> Thanks,****
>>
>> Rick****
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