on 2014 Jun 10 5:53 AM
Hi,
I want to check the database size and growth/year,month,week.
Which columns I should add up to get the actual database size in
db02--> space --> History--> Database size History.
Regards
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Hi Bilal
1. In same transaction code DB2 you can find the information Day / week / Month wise.
2. Which Database are you using ? either DB2 or some other database?
BR
SS
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We are using SQL Server 2012.
in db02-->Space-->History-->Database size History
I get many columns like : DB, DB Size,AllocSpace, AllocSpace, Reserved, Num.tabs,
Data Size(KB), Num.ind, index, Unused and Num procs.
Here i am little confused where i can get the actual database size, coz in DB Size column, it shows the space which is allocated for the database, not the actual size of database. Do i need to add value of column Data Size(KB) and Index to get the actual size of database?
Regards
Bilal
Chandu,
I can see the database size there, but i want to check the growth in each three months.
SS: The DB Size gives me the space allocated for the database, I have same value for this column in for last one year.
I am confused in Data Size(KB) and index column to calculate the growth, whether I should add these columns or Data Size(KB) alone gives me the growth?
Regards
Bilal
Hi Bilal
1. What i am mention the screen shot you can find the tab " DB Size" that is the database size of your DB.
2. In same windows you can select the radio button "Per Month" you can find the month wise db size with that you can calculate the data growth (Month 1 - Month 2 = db growth)
BR
SS
Hi Bilal
Thanks for your info
1. Just clear the transaction log and run the DB check during off peak time as mention in the SAP Note 142731 - DBCC checks of SQL server
2. After completion DB check you have to do the DB shrink. there free space are available in your db kindly refer the screen shot
if possible you can enable the option at DB level
3. Every day once the backup completed you have start the transaction log truncate backup in MS Sql DB
Check this and let us know the status
BR
SS
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