How to find out free space in LOG .?

  • Dear All,

    One person asked me the following questions in an interview. Pls help.

    1. Suppose I have 2 servers. Firt one is with 2GB RAM and the second one is with 8 GB RAM.

    Both are having 32bit OS & SQL Server 2005.

    If my manager is asking me to enable AWE, which server should I use for database.?

    One with 2 GB RAM or 8 GB RAM..? and why..?

    2.How to find out free space in LOG .?

    Thanks in advance.

  • 1) Awe is for memory greater than 2GB

    2) dbcc sqlperf('Logspace')

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    Roshan Joe

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  • Thanks for quick reply.

    Any idea on my first question..?

  • You can configure SQL server to use more than 2 GB (limit for 32 bit systems), by configuring AWE. So if you are enabling AWE its in the server with 8 GB.

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    Roshan Joe

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  • San (6/28/2009)


    Dear All,

    One person asked me the following questions in an interview. Pls help.

    1. Suppose I have 2 servers. Firt one is with 2GB RAM and the second one is with 8 GB RAM.

    Both are having 32bit OS & SQL Server 2005.

    If my manager is asking me to enable AWE, which server should I use for database.?

    One with 2 GB RAM or 8 GB RAM..? and why..?

    The one with 8GB ram.

    For more on AWE (Advanced Windowing Extensions) :

    http://stupidprogrammer.com/2008/09/24/sql-server-2005-and-awe/[/url]

    2.How to find out free space in LOG .?

    DBCC sqlperf(logspace)

    Tanx 😀

  • Thanks,

    I answered like that. Wanted to confirm.

    Once again thanks.

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