GetFileInfo2

By Jeff Weisbecker, 2002/06/28

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An Improved version of GetFileInfo that now includes the space utilization of each datafile. Provides more detail per file. Predict when your files are going to grow!! Both data and log files. This script organizes information about the database files on the server. A cursor is used to get the information from each database. The information is reported in Megabytes, including the next allocation from disk. No bells and whistles

By Jeff Weisbecker, 2002/06/28

Total article views: 419 | Views in the last 30 days: 2

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