All,.
I am looking at the credit usage in ArcGIS On-Line. I have roughly 2.5 gb of features services which are stored in a database. On average these services are consuming 17 credits a day. I currently cannot find out which features are consuming the credits as it aggregates all the usinge to one number. Is there a way I can find out
a) which are my largest consumers of database storage. i.e. largest feature classes
b) which feature services are consuming the most credits
Regards
Gordon
I've not tried the tool suggested by Heath, but I suspect it won't tell you what you want to know about specific feature layer storage. This is because all feature layer are stored in a single database, and the database currently doesn't allow us to calculate storage on a per layer basis.
Look for feature layers that have attachments. Picture from a camera can be several megabytes. Thus the storage of these features can add up quickly. If your feature layer was created before July 2014, it will store attachments as blobs in the database. After July, we made a change to AGOL to store attachments as files, so the credit usage is much less, as file storage is much less.
Hope this helps.
Mike