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  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    Yeah thanks very much for your help ... I've learnt plenty too.  I've gone ahead and deleted the logs so I hope the next post here is not "whatever you...

  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    OK ... now we're getting somewhere 🙂  I used sp_spaceused to check every single table individually and finally found the REAL culprits (it was always going to be one of...

  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    Hi chaps ... thanks for the info.  Scott, you are right, I ran both those commands and the rtblclassdefs shows as 56k.  Which makes me more confused than ever!  According to the other...

  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    Thanks - I don't mean to doubt you, I just get nervous dicking with things I don't really understand!

    I ran that command - it took about 1 second to complete...

  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    should I be doing that to master or msdb?

  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    Hi Zubeyir

    I appreciate your help.  I ran the dbcc sqlperf (logspace) and have posted some of the results below ordered by log size.  Nothing really strikes me as significant though. ...

  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    Hi Zubeyir

    I get this error when I run that script:

    Server: Msg 208, Level 16, State 6, Procedure fnTableSize, Line 31

    Invalid object name 'dbo.fnTableSize'.

    Server: Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line...

  • RE: Huge msdb - not backup logs

    Thanks for the reply Zubehir.  No, I don't believe we are using APIs.

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