Do you run Dog Food Stats (after TFS 2010 migration)?

Updated by Tiago Araújo [SSW] 3 years ago. See history

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<introEmbed body={<> Running the "Dog Food" stats on your new TFS 2010 server is a good way to see if the upgrade was successful. You should check the new values against the [stats you noted down from your TFS 2008 server](/do-you-run-your-dog-food-stats-before1). </>} />
  1. On TFS2010, run the DogFoodStats queries and save the results
  2. Compare the numbers are the same Note: Number will differ slightly (usually increases as TFS2010 checks in a few more items) Note: Grant Holliday has never published exactly why they are not the same.

TFS2008

-- Files:

1 <mark>28052</mark>

2 <mark>335168</mark>

-- Compressed file size:

11837952896

-- Uncompressed file sizes:

24868196032

-- Areas & Iterations:

<mark>1096</mark>

Figure: Have a look at the dogfoodstats you ran before

TFS2010

-- Areas and Iterations:

<mark>1096</mark>

-- Files:

<mark>347629</mark>

-- Compressed File Sizes:

11296

-- Uncompressed File Sizes:

23723

Figure: You should get the same number or more for your TFS2010 server. We’re not worried unless it’s slightly less

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