llDataSizeKeyValue

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Summary

Function: key llDataSizeKeyValue( );

Start an asynchronous transaction to request the used and total amount of data allocated for the Experience.
Returns a handle (a key) that can be used to identify the corresponding dataserver event to determine if this command succeeded or failed and the results.

Specification

  • Maximum memory storage: 128 MiB

Dataserver

The dataserver callback parameters are:

String Components
• integer success A boolean specifying if the transaction succeeded (1) or not (0).
• integer error An XP_ERROR_* flag that describes why the operation failed.
• integer used Number of bytes used
• integer quota Number of bytes the key-store can utilize

Caveats

  • If you recompile a script that was previously associated with an Experience but do so with a client that lacks the ability to compile scripts into an experience the script will lose the associated Experience.

Examples

key trans;

default
{
    state_entry()
    {
        trans = llDataSizeKeyValue();
    }
 
    dataserver( key _t, string _value )
    {
        if ( _t == trans )
        {
            // our llDataSizeKeyValue transaction is done
            list result = llCSV2List( _value );
            if ( llList2Integer( result, 0 ) == 1 )
            {
                // data size retrieved
                llSay( 0, "Space in use: " + llList2String( result, 1 ) );
                llSay( 0, "Total space:  " + llList2String( result, 2 ) );
            }
            else
            {
                // data size check failed
                llSay( 0, "Key-value failed to check size: " + llList2String( result, 1 ) );
            }
        }
    } 
}

Notes

Compiling

For a script to be associated with an Experience...

  • It must be compiled with a client that is Experience aware,
  • The "Use Experience" checkbox must be checked,
  • And one of the users Experience keys selected.
Important: Not all TPVs have this functionality.

Deep Notes

Signature

function key llDataSizeKeyValue();