How to check
Summary
The read capacity or write capacity is displayed when a success response is received by calling the method related to game information via Backnd.PlayerTable.
(The cases of read capacity and write capacity below are only examples; details may differ based on the called information.)
Upon registering user data
returnValue : {"ConsumedCapacity":{"Write":{"CapacityUnits":3}},"inDate":"2023-10-28T11:00:38.611Z"}
Upon loading user data
returnValue : {"serverTime":"2023-10-28T11:02:36.894Z","rows":[...],"firstKey":null,"ConsumedCapacity":{"Read":{"CapacityUnits":0.5}}}
Upon modifying user data
returnValue : {"ConsumedCapacity":{"Read":{"CapacityUnits":6},"Write":{"CapacityUnits":4}}}
Upon deleting user data
returnValue : {"ConsumedCapacity":{"Write":{"CapacityUnits":3}}}
Upon writing transaction
returnValue : {"putItem":[...],"ConsumedCapacity":[{"Write":{"CapacityUnits":24},"Read":{"CapacityUnits":0}}]}
Upon reading transaction
returnValue : {"Responses":[...],"ConsumedCapacity":[{"Read":{"CapacityUnits":27}}]}
How to parse
You can check the returnValue through the process below:
var bro = Backnd.PlayerTable.CreateData("tableName");
if(bro.IsSuccess()) {
Debug.Log("write volume : " + bro.GetReturnValueToJson()["ConsumedCapacity"]["Write"]["CapacityUnits"]);
}
GetWriteCapacity
With the parsing procedure above, you can easily identify the write capacity through a method using float.
When an error occurs, the method will return 0.0f when called.
var bro = Backnd.PlayerTable.CreateData("tableName");
if(bro.IsSuccess()) {
float capacity = bro.GetWriteCapacity();
Debug.Log("write capacity : " + capacity);
}
GetReadCapacity
With the parsing procedure above, you can easily identify the read capacity through a method using float.
When an error occurs, the method will return 0.0f when called.
var bro = Backnd.PlayerTable.GetMyLatestData("tableName");
if(bro.IsSuccess()) {
float capacity = bro.GetReadCapcity();
Debug.Log("Read capacity : " + capacity);
}