| Huge eclipse index, [message #724458] |
Mon, 12 September 2011 08:05  |
Eclipse User |
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hello
My Eclipse died, it was loading cpu to 100% all the time so I updated to latest
pdt version from sourcefourge.jp, at first I was amazed with speed, I found out
that version very fast! There were no lags as usual with some tasks.
After rebuild I noticed that I don't have much space left on drive. Eclipse
workspace is on C:, projects are on D:, Usually there was about half of 140GB C:
free, and now there is only 6GB free space. I made investigation and that leed
me to ...workspace...metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.dltk.core.index.sql.h2 which
is 60GB file.
Now I wonder if:
+ it's so huge because of dying Eclipse, maybe it enlarge this file because of
some error or so? Can I just delete that and rebuild?
+ or maybe that file is so big because of new, updated Eclipse version and that
is correct? the bigger index/cache the more speed?
60GB is not that much when everybody have TB drives, but this can be a problem
when I'll move that version to my laptop, there is much smaller SSD drive.
/dmc
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| Re: Huge eclipse index, [message #724887 is a reply to message #724720] |
Tue, 13 September 2011 08:17  |
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On 2011-09-13 02:35, Toshihiro Izumi wrote:
> @see
> http://www.nwiresoftware.com/blogs/nwire/2010/09/five-tips-speeding-eclipse-pdt-and-nwire
Ok, I deleted all indexes there, all files were about 63GB. After rebuild
Eclipse created files with ~180MB. That is much less than original. I think that
some problem occured there and old DB contained some trash.
> Five tips for speeding up Eclipse PDT and nWire
> 4. Delete the database if your experience problems
There was no problem with speed or working with Eclipse, I was just suprised
that its so huge file just for index. On the other hand it's file from about two
years of work.
> Fully rebuilding DB (DLTK Indexing) may take some time, it depends on how many
> files there are in your workspace(and buildpath).
Yes, I know, I rebuilt everything and now it's much smaller file. +60GB of index
is bit too much :)
thanks for reply :)
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