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Источник: https://crmtipoftheday.com/1409/coun...s-in-dataverse
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Want to count all records in all Dataverse tables like a boss? Say no mo.

• Make sure TDS endpoint is enabled using Manage feature settings.
• Connect to your Dataverse as described in Use SQL to query data (Microsoft Dataverse)
• We cannot use some of the features including loops (see How Dataverse SQL Differs from Transact-SQL) so let’s build that SQL:

SELECT CONCAT( 'SELECT ''', name, ''' AS TableName, COUNT_BIG(1) AS CountOfRows FROM ', name, ' UNION')FROM sys.tablesWHERE TYPE = 'U'AND SCHEMA_ID = 1

• Copy all results (Ctrl-A), open New Query window (Ctrl-N), paste (Ctrl-V)
• Scroll to the end, remove the last word UNION and add ORDER BY 2 DESC line
• Execute
• You are welcome

Note: the execution may timeout if your Dataverse is of any decent size. Use trial/error approach to figure out executable chunks – you probably know your largest tables anyway.



Источник: https://crmtipoftheday.com/1409/coun...s-in-dataverse