PHPMem v2.0.1
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1.6.45
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7 days 18 hours 7 minutes 39 seconds
Memory
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512MB
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8,23MB (1.61%)
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503,77MB
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6 301
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298
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Edit
```json
{
"table_name": "b2b_sales_funnel_pipeline",
"primary_key": "opportunity_id",
"candidates": [
{
"rank": 0,
"partition_key": "opportunity_id",
"partition_key_label": "primary_identifier",
"partition_key_reasoning": "RPUV = 1.00 (perfectly unique), 8800 unique values across 8800 rows. This is the natural primary identifier for each sales opportunity. While RPUV=1 typically indicates one file per row, for dimension tables the primary_identifier serves as the partition key to enable efficient lookups and joins with fact tables.",
"clustering_key": null,
"clustering_key_label": null,
"clustering_key_reasoning": "Dimension tables typically do not require internal sorting. Each opportunity_id represents a distinct entity with no natural ordering within the table.",
"world_line": null,
"session_column": null,
"confidence": "HIGH",
"notes": "This is classified as a dimension table representing sales opportunities. The opportunity_id is the unique identifier (RPUV=1.00, 100% uniqueness). While engage_date and close_date exist as temporal markers, they describe attributes of each opportunity rather than defining a time-series structure. The deal_stage column shows opportunity status (Won/Lost/Engaging/Prospecting). No clustering key is needed as dimension tables are typically accessed by their primary key for lookups."
}
]
}
```