Nalin Dahyabhai wrote:
Assuming you only care about entries that get stored on disk (which is
what I'd prefer if I were a customer), you could find the id2entry
database file run 'db_stat -d' against it, and use the number of unique
keys and data items it returns as your count.
This does essentially the same thing as a search for all entries.
However it will potentially give the wrong number because it'll include
deleted entries.
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