Area

Current value

Main database file

5.5 GB

WAL file

2.1 MB

Blob records

81,617

Blob payload

~5.39 GiB

Resources/documents

7,136

Structural blobs

55,532

Blob links

98,282

Full-text index rows

220,137

Free pages

0

Journal mode

wal

SQLite integrity check

ok

Types of data in the database

Type

Count

Ref

20,520

Change

16,841

Comment

12,388

DagPB

2,556

Capability

1,618

Contact

1,219

Profile

390

Overall content

Metric

Count

Resources/documents

7,136

Document generations

6,050

Current comments across generations

6,524

Comment blobs, including historical/synced versions

12,388

Distinct authors of comment blobs

557

Sites/spaces

242

Public keys/accounts

1,354

Per-site summary

The database currently identifies site owners internally. The largest sites by document count are:

Internal site/owner ID

Documents

Comments

34

2,728

10,165

720

491

12

2

398

531

Unassigned

387

0

538

146

78

35

129

246

281

101

32

419

101

31

10

69

113

799

69

4

646

64

120

168

63

83

578

62

4


Per-author summary

Authors are also represented by internal public-key IDs.

Author ID

Structural blobs

Changes

Comments

Refs

2

16,647

5,426

3,157

7,704

214

6,314

2,570

969

2,751

10

3,012

732

1,335

852

196

2,584

570

1,089

817

799

1,328

620

2

686

720

1,057

444

0

608

578

940

455

4

474

211

869

367

104

383

8

836

180

451

185

380

815

214

361

222

281

808

371

16

403

195

776

329

73

343

85

692

201

4

485

20

623

190

135

204

206

608

208

183

208

Recap

The database contains 7,136 resources, 6,050 document generations, 6,524 current comments, and 12,388 historical/synced comment blobs across 242 sites and 557 comment authors.

    Site/owner 34 dominates: 2,728 documents and 10,165 comment blobs.

    Author 2 dominates the structural history: 16,647 blobs, including 5,426 changes and 3,157 comments.

    The database’s size is primarily historical/sync data, not merely the number of current documents.

    The database stores internal IDs; human-readable site and author names require an additional account/profile mapping.

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