The Table Size section provides a complete overview of all database tables, displaying estimated row counts and storage sizes to help administrators monitor data growth across their integration landscape.
Purpose: Monitor database storage consumption across all internal tables, identify tables with high row counts or large storage footprints, and track data growth across connected platforms and data sources.
Navigate to Settings → Operations → Table Size to access this interface.
Table Size Overview
What you see:
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Table Name listing all database tables
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Estimated Rows showing the approximate number of records currently stored per table
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Table Size displaying storage consumed by table data (e.g. 71 MB, 5736 kB)
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Index Size showing additional storage used by database indexes per table
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Search field to filter the table list by name
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Total count indicating the total number of tables in the database
Table Size Features
Data Organization
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Sorted by table size - Tables consuming the most storage appear at the top for immediate visibility
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Estimated row counts - Understand data volume alongside storage footprint for each table
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Index size visibility - See how much additional storage indexes consume alongside table data
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Search and filter - Use the search field to locate specific tables by name
Common Large Tables
The tables consuming the most storage typically reflect which platforms and data sources are active in your landscape:
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BTP Cloud Integration (
btp_cloud_integration_messages,btp_cloud_integration_message_mapping_map_fields) - Grows with message volume from SAP Integration Suite -
SAP PI/PO (
pro_adapter_attributes,pro_mapping_parameters) - Populated by SAP Process Orchestration data sources -
Log tables (
log_entries,log_records) - Accumulated system and task execution logs over time -
Task execution (
task_runs) - Records all scheduled task runs across configured data sources -
ABAP (
abap_xi_messages) - Grows with traffic collected from SAP ABAP backend systems
Identifying Inactive Data Sources
Tables with 0 estimated rows indicate data source types that are not yet connected or configured in your landscape. These appear at the bottom of the list.
Integration with System Monitoring
The Table Size view is read-only and provides a diagnostic perspective on your database footprint. It complements the Job Monitor and Logs interfaces by giving administrators visibility into the storage impact of ongoing data collection and processing.
Last Updated: April 30, 2026