/
How to determine current database space usage?

How to determine current database space usage?

For MS SQL Server, follow these steps:

  1. Open a command shell cmd.exe
  2. Execute the following command using the actual values of the indicated variables in order to open an SQL prompt

    sqlcmd -S .\<instance> -U <user> -P <password>

    default values:

    • instance: NETX_SERVER_SQL
    • user: sa
    • password: netxnetx_123456
  3. On the SQL prompt, execute following commands

    use netx_ef_<workspace_name>
    
    select name AS DBName, SQL_Server_Edition = serverproperty('Edition'), SQL_Server_Version = serverproperty('ProductVersion'), (CAST(FILEPROPERTY(name, 'SpaceUsed') AS INT) / 128.0) as SpaceUsedMB FROM sys.database_files WHERE type = 0 and name = 'NETX_<workspace_name>'
    
    go
  4. The usage of the databases in the given instance is shown.

Related content

How to determine current database space usage?
How to determine current database space usage?
More like this
My database is full
My database is full
More like this
How to backup a MS SQL Server database
How to backup a MS SQL Server database
More like this
How much disk space do I need for my SQL database?
How much disk space do I need for my SQL database?
More like this
What kind of MS SQL Server license do I need?
What kind of MS SQL Server license do I need?
More like this