@John Kung
I know this is an older post but I wrote a SQL query that will pull all your spaces and display the total attachment size for each space:
If you have access to the DB you could run the following query to get an estimate:
SELECT S.`SPACENAME`, C.SPACEID, CONCAT(ROUND((SUM(A.`FILESIZE`) / (1024 * 1024))), ' MB') AS 'SIZE'
FROM ATTACHMENTS A LEFT JOIN CONTENT C ON C.`CONTENTID` = A.`PAGEID` LEFT JOIN SPACES S ON C.SPACEID = S.SPACEID
GROUP BY C.`SPACEID`
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For OnDemand customers, this won't be possible.
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The only way to see the size of a space at the moment is to make a full export of the space (ensure you ticked the box "Include hidden pages") and check the size of the export.
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You're right Yvonne, if you don't have database access, then it's a acceptable way to get it.
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Currently, in OnDemand, you cannot access that information. It the future you will be able to access that yourself, but in the meantime, if you enter a support request, we can send the info to you.
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