Haritha,
One thing to check. When you access DBC.ObjectUsage its best to use one of the DBC views for that purpose. When you access UDI counts for a table, those table-level ObjectUsage rows will have nulls in FieldID and IndexID, so it makes it difficult to join to the other DBC tables to get things like databasename and fieldname. So if you were accessing the ObjectUsage count table directly, try using one of the views instead, and see if you can see your counts.
Also, make sure your database software is on the most current maintenance release, as there have been a number of fixes related to the usecount feature since it came out. I believe most of them are in the current software.
Thanks, -Carrie
Haritha,
One thing to check. When you access DBC.ObjectUsage its best to use one of the DBC views for that purpose. When you access UDI counts for a table, those table-level ObjectUsage rows will have nulls in FieldID and IndexID, so it makes it difficult to join to the other DBC tables to get things like databasename and fieldname. So if you were accessing the ObjectUsage count table directly, try using one of the views instead, and see if you can see your counts.
Also, make sure your database software is on the most current maintenance release, as there have been a number of fixes related to the usecount feature since it came out. I believe most of them are in the current software.
Thanks, -Carrie