We are using ALM 11 (patch 12, currently).
We have one project that has a lot of automated tests, and the testers often attach movie files and/or images to the results when the tests are run.
I know that automated test scripts are stored in the ALM Repository, as are, QTP/UFT result reports, and attached files.
The issue is that the Repository consumed by this particular project is growing at an unsustainable rate. I need to figure out what is actually consuming the space - scripts, results reports, or attachments.
I don't want to blindly set an attachment file size limit. The space may be consumed by the number of attachments rather than the size of individual attachments. Or it could be the Results Reports created by QTP. Or the size of the test scripts.
With the Smart Repository system it is have to tell what the files actually are.
Can anybody offer suggestions on a way to figure out what the files are?
