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Hello all,
I have a MS SQL database which is meant to be quite small. For some reason it appears to have grown to 1GB in size.
There are quite a few tables in the database. Is there any way to get a report (using enterprise manager) of the table sizes for the database?
Thanks in advance.
James
I have a MS SQL database which is meant to be quite small. For some reason it appears to have grown to 1GB in size.
There are quite a few tables in the database. Is there any way to get a report (using enterprise manager) of the table sizes for the database?
Thanks in advance.
James
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