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Tag Archives: T-SQL
SQL Server Blocking Report
SQL Server Blocking Report This post can help a SQL DBA / Developer to quickly find the SQL Server Blocking Report using T-SQL scripts. There are various ways to get the SQL Server Blocking Report but here we are going … Continue reading
Script to get row count for all tables in a SQL Server database
Script to get row count for all tables in a SQL Server database This post helps you in writing a Script to get row count for all tables in a SQL Server database. For any database developer or administrator the … Continue reading
Posted in SQL Development, SQL Scripts, SQL Server DBA
Tagged row count, sql server, T-SQL, Table
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SP_SPACEUSED is giving wrong counts
SP_SPACEUSED is giving wrong counts !!! SP_SPACEUSED: is a system stored procedure and used to capture number of rows, total size, data and index size information. Sometimes SP_SPACEUSED may give incorrect information or SP_SPACEUSED give wrong counts. Below are some … Continue reading
Posted in SQL Development
Tagged DBCC, Errors, Production Issues, sp_spaceused, SQL Scripts, sql server, SQL Server errors, T-SQL, T-SQL Scripts
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