July 21, 2009 at 7:34 am
when i right click on a SQL 2000 database in sql server managment studio and click properties i can see the 'space available'.
how do i get his value with t-sql.
i have tried
create table #tmpspc
(Fileid int,
FileGroup int, TotalExtents int,
UsedExtents int, Name sysname,
FileName nchar(520))
insert #tmpspc EXEC ('dbcc showfilestats')
select ((totalextents*64)/1024)-((usedextents*64)/1024) from #tmpspc
drop table #tmpspc
but it doesnt return the same value.
Please help.
Thanks,
Jules
July 21, 2009 at 7:57 am
Did you try using sp_spaceused?
July 21, 2009 at 8:14 am
July 21, 2009 at 6:13 pm
Um, actually it has all the information if I remember correctly. allocated and reserved space of the database...
July 24, 2009 at 6:37 am
Hello,
Maybe this help... I use this sql code to monitoring my datafiles.
CREATE PROCEDURE TAMANHO_BASE @DB VARCHAR(100)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON
CREATE TABLE #TMP
(
FILEID INT,
FILEGROUP INT,
TOTALEXTENTS INT,
USEDEXTENTS INT,
NAME VARCHAR(100),
FILENAME VARCHAR(500)
)
INSERT #TMP
EXEC ('USE ' + @DB + ' DBCC SHOWFILESTATS WITH NO_INFOMSGS')
INSERT T_TAM_BASES
SELECT @DB, NAME, TOTALEXTENTS, USEDEXTENTS
FROM #TMP
SET NOCOUNT OFF
END
CREATE TABLE T_TAM_BASES
(
NOME_BASE varchar(100),
NOME_DATAFILE varchar(200),
TOTALEXTENS INT,
USEDEXTENTS INT
)
CREATE TABLE #TMP
(
FILEID INT,
FILEGROUP INT,
TOTALEXTENTS INT,
USEDEXTENTS INT,
NAME VARCHAR(100),
FILENAME VARCHAR(500)
)
EXEC sp_msforeachdb 'TAMANHO_BASE ''?'''
SELECT SUBSTRING(NOME_BASE,1,40) AS DB,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(15), (sum(USEDEXTENTS) * 64) / 1024.0) AS USED_MB,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(3), (sum(USEDEXTENTS) * 100) / sum(TOTALEXTENS)) AS '%',
CONVERT(VARCHAR(15), (sum(TOTALEXTENS) * 64) / 1024.0) AS TOTAL_MB,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(55), '|' + REPLICATE(CHAR(164), (sum(USEDEXTENTS) * 50) / sum(TOTALEXTENS)) + REPLICATE(' ', 50 -(sum(USEDEXTENTS) * 50) / sum(TOTALEXTENS)) + '|') AS CHART
FROM T_TAM_BASES TMP
GROUP BY NOME_BASE
ORDER BY 3 DESC
DROP TABLE dbo.T_TAM_BASES
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