Model Size

Shraddha0706

Hi,

Where can I see the exact model size in Anaplan?

I am aware that model size is available as per below image.

I am wishing to see the size at a granular level (MB/KB)

Thank you.

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M.Kierepka

Hi @Shraddha0706,

You can get the exact size of the model from backend (via API), the simplest way is to log in to Anaplan and go to this URL: https://us1a.app.anaplan.com/2/0/models?modelDetails=true

It will show you all models, and for not-archived models field "memoryUsage" will tell you how many bytes they weight (so divide by 1024 to get KB etc.). This is not user-friendly, but using Ctrl+F to search for your model name/id you can quickly find it.
If you want to get it for single model, you can use URL (swap {model_id} for your model ID): https://us1a.app.anaplan.com/2/0/models/{model_id}?modelDetails=true

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M.Kierepka

Hi @Shraddha0706,

You can get the exact size of the model from backend (via API), the simplest way is to log in to Anaplan and go to this URL: https://us1a.app.anaplan.com/2/0/models?modelDetails=true

Shraddha0706

Hi @M.Kierepka,

Though the URL is not user-friendly, it is serving the purpose.

Thank you so much for helping me out.

TyreekMante

@Alexander Jerde Bloons Tower DefenseTo view the size at a more granular level, navigate to the "Model Settings" tab. This tab provides more detailed information about the model, including its size in terms of MB/KB.

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