i've done a T-SQL script to get the same result, but returns a layout that's easier to analyze the results

set nocount on

go

create table #Tables_X_Record_Count

(table_name varchar(max),

record_count integer)

go

declare

@cursor CURSOR,

@table_name varchar(max),

@record_count integer

set @cursor = cursor for

select name from

(

select * from sysobjects where xtype = 'U'

) user_tables order by name

open @cursor

fetch next from @cursor into @table_name

while (@@fetch_status<>-1)

begin

INSERT INTO #Tables_X_Record_Count (table_name) VALUES (@table_name)

exec (' update #Tables_X_Record_Count set record_count = (select COUNT(*) as contagem FROM '+@table_name+') where table_name = '''+@table_name+'''')

fetch next from @cursor into @table_name

end

close @cursor

deallocate @cursor

select * from #Tables_X_Record_Count

drop table #Tables_X_Record_Count

set nocount off