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Hi, Thanks but also if I have loads of pages millions of pages that might effect Google indexation for example Google will not shows all my indexed pages in search results so that why I am thinking about resubmitting site maps with just important stuff also I cannot prevent pages if i want disallow from robbots I have loads of pages I do not want to focus on so any body can tell whether this right

Both measures are not really reliable to know how many pages are actually in the index. Googles definition on 'Total Indexed': Shows the total URLs available to appear in search results, along with other URLs Google might discover by other means. This number changes over time as you add and remove pages. The number of indexed URLs is almost always significantly smaller than the number of crawled URLs, because Total indexed excludes URLs identified as duplicatesor non-canonical, as less useful, or that contain a meta noindex tag. (source: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/2642366)  => basically this number contains all the pages Google has been crawling since the launch of your site, and is quite useless as absolute figure, it's the evolution over time which is more important site:domain.com will show you pages that are eligible to show in the search results, but is not a really reliable measure either  - it's quite possible that more pages are indexed. On very big sites you will see this number change when you go to page 2,3,...Etc It is a good check to see if your site is indexed or not. That said, the number of pages in the index is not a very important figure, it's rather the ranking of your site for your main keywords which is important, as it is the main driver of your traffic.

Well, mine has about 250 for site:yoursite and about 3X that in GWT.