Basic Examples (4) 

Determine the number of "DogBreed" entities (dog breeds) and properties:

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Use the canonical name of the EntityClass and get its dimensions:

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Obtain the dimensions of a list of classes:

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Return the information as an Association:

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Scope (6) 

EntityClassDimensions can return the results as an Association in which the EntityClass is the key:

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EntityClassDimensions can return the results as a nested Association in which the outer keys are the entity classes, represented in the form specified by the user, and the inner keys are the properties:

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EntityClassDimensions can find the dimensions of derived entity classes such as a FilteredEntityClass:

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EntityClassDimensions can find the dimensions of AggregatedEntityClass:

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EntityClassDimensions can find the dimensions of an ExtendedEntityClass:

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Compare the dimensions of two entity classes with their CombinedEntityClass:

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Applications (1) 

Determine the dimensions of a user-created EntityClass:

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Properties and Relations (2) 

Use EntityTypeName to find the dimensions of the class to which an Entity belongs:

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Use KeyMap to change the form of any EntityClass keys in the output:

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Possible Issues (1) 

If you specify a class that is unknown to the system, the function returns Missing objects:

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Neat Examples (1) 

You can probe the size of relational databases held on external servers:

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