Get all user def table info with rowcount and size

By Mohit Nayyar, 2007/11/19

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"sp_spaceused" procedure is really handy to get the updated information about space usage by database or tables.

I combined the same with another very useful procedure "sp_MSforeachtable" to get this information for all user-defined tables.

If you see any problem with the information then just change the last parameter and set it to TRUE (FALSE in the script). That will update the space usage and then report updated details.

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Mohit Nayyar
http://mohitnayyar.blogspot.com

By Mohit Nayyar, 2007/11/19

Total article views: 3218 | Views in the last 30 days: 438

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