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This would be an expansion of the data available in the Capacity section of the Power Platform Admin Center.
Tracking storage is a really important part of managing environments and it's been really useful to be able to track the size of each table.
Some tables, like the ActivityPointerBase are made up of various different record types (emails, tasks, letters, Phone calls etc.).
It would be of great benefit to us if we were able to see a size breakdown of each of these types, to understand what part is having the biggest impact on storage, so that we can manage it effectively.
Ultimately, it would be ideal to be able to see individual record sizes, but the types would be a great first step.
Please could this be looked into?
Tracking storage is a really important part of managing environments and it's been really useful to be able to track the size of each table.
Some tables, like the ActivityPointerBase are made up of various different record types (emails, tasks, letters, Phone calls etc.).
It would be of great benefit to us if we were able to see a size breakdown of each of these types, to understand what part is having the biggest impact on storage, so that we can manage it effectively.
Ultimately, it would be ideal to be able to see individual record sizes, but the types would be a great first step.
Please could this be looked into?
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Business Central Team (administrator)
Thank you for reaching out. Your suggestion seems to be a unrelated to Business Central. Please resubmit your suggestion to appropriate Dynamics 365 Application, Power Apps, Power Automate or Power BI ideas forum.
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Business Central Team