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In this article we are going to cover How to File sizes per type for all databases.
In this post we are going to discuss following points:
- Problem Statement of SQL Script:
- Description of SQL Script:
- SQL Script Output Column
- SQL Script Code
- SQL Script Output Screenshot
- User Level to execute
Problem Statement of SQL Script:
File sizes per type for all databases.
Description of SQL Script:
To get an overview creates this statement a pivot table with all database and the total size of the files aggregated by the file type Row, Log, Filestream and Fulltext (for SQL Server versions before 2008).
SQL Script Output Column
SQL Script Code
SELECT DbName ,DbState ,DbRecovery ,[ROWS] ,[LOG] ,[FILESTREAM] ,[FULLTEXT] FROM ( SELECT DB.NAME AS DbName ,DB.state_desc AS DbState ,DB.recovery_model_desc AS DBRecovery ,MF.type_desc AS FileType ,CONVERT(INT, ROUND(MF.size * 0.0078125, 0)) AS SizeMB FROM sys.databases AS DB INNER JOIN sys.master_files AS MF ON DB.database_id = MF. database_id WHERE HAS_DBACCESS(DB.NAME) = 1 ) AS DBS PIVOT(SUM(SizeMB) FOR FileType IN ( [ROWS] ,[LOG] ,[FILESTREAM] ,[FULLTEXT] )) AS PVT ORDER BY DbName
SQL Script Output Screenshot
User Level to execute
200
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