Managing the size of your Remedy DB is often hard and understanding where the size in your DB is being taken is often harder, 
with data being stored in T, S, H, B, and BC tables it's often hard to correlate that information back to Form names.  
This tool is designed to provide an easy to use GUI method to get at this information.  It works in both MS SQL and Oracle 
and provides row counts and sizes for all of the tables associated with a form and provides an easy method to export this 
data to csv for convenient historical reference

Under the File menu you will find the ability to Save your current connection settings, or Load the previous values you used (if previously saved)

Server Name: This is any Name/IP you care to use to connect to your Remedy Server.  This can be the hostname, DNS Alias, Virtual IP provided by your Load Balancer, anything you care to use
User Name: This needs to be an admin user to be able to issue the DB commands necessary to get the data needed
Password: This is the password, if any, that the Admin user you are using needs to connect with
TCP Port: If your server isn't using Port Mapper, you need to specify the port needed to connect.

Connect/Refresh: This button will either initially retrieve, or refresh the results already on the screen

Table Name: This is the name, as Remedy knows it
Total Size (MB): This is the total ammount of space that the combined tables that make up this Remedy table use, including Indexes
Data Records: This is the number of records in the T table
Data Size (MB): Combined size of Data and Indexes associated with the T Table
Security Records: Starting in 19.02, there is an option to enable 'Sub Query' as an RLS Algorithym.  If done, this causes an S table to be created, this is the number of records in that S table
Security Size (MB): Combined size of Data and Indexes associated with the S Table
History Records: If Status History is enabled, the number of records in this table should match the number in the Data Records table....this is the count of records in the H Table
History Size (MB): Combined size of Data and Indexes associated with the H Table
Attachment Records: If your table has any attachment fields, this count should match the number in the Data Records Table, this is the count of records in the B table
Attachment Size (MB): Combined size of Meta Data, Attachments, and Indexes associated with the B and BC tables
Attachment Count: Because you can have multiple or no attachments per record, this provides you the total number of attachments in all of the attachments fields associated with this form

Export Results: This will povide you with a CSV file that is specific to the server you connected to, with a Date/Time stamp.  Useful for providing historical usage and ability to track which forms
are growing, and how quickly

Right Click:
	Show Form Details: This will provide a popup that will give you the Form Name, Form ID, Oldest Record, and Newest Record.  Because it provides oldest/newest records, opening this dialog might taken
		a bit of time depending on the number of records, but it's usefull information when trying to determine archive strategies
	Copy Table Name: Useful for when you want to pull this Form up in Dev Studio without the need to type it's name again
	Copy Table ID: Useful for when you want to look up information about this Table in the DB and don't want to go lookup the information in ARSchema