WebJul 7, 2015 · First rebuild your indexes on the Tables you have deleted records from. Then update the Database Statistics Then backup the Database Then shrink your files; when shrinking your files select the option to "Reorganise pages before releasing uused space"; set the shrink file value to the minimum size displayed in the brackets, + 150Mb. WebAug 18, 2006 · When I choose to shrink a database there is a checkbox that says "reorganize files before releasing unused space" but it has a warning that it will decrease …
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WebSep 21, 2024 · Click Tasks > Shrink > Files. Under Database Files and File groups section, select Log for the File Type. Under Shrink action, select Reorganize pages before releasing unused space. Indicate a file size (Example: 10 MB). Restrict the database growth. Right-click the DSM database. Click Properties > Files. Select the DSM under Log Type File. WebJul 20, 2015 · – CeOnSql Jul 20, 2015 at 9:40 1 solution to clean the log was rightclick on the DB, change recovery model to simple BAM a clean logfile then change back to full. also set a limit on the logfile :) (how many MB max) – XsiSecOfficial Jul 20, 2015 at 13:37 Show 2 more comments Your Answer Post Your Answer ottoto rondo
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WebAug 18, 2024 · Reorganising can affect performance until the procedure is complete (as is warned when using the SSMS interface to do so) Reorganising will fragment your indexes, so rebuild them afterwards. Reorganising can experience a short term performance … WebJun 24, 2009 · Paul I ended up modifying the script to perform the shrink in 15% file size increments. Which worked awesomely. We were able to truncate off a near 2TB table, perform this shrink on a 2.2 TB db in 39 minutes with no ADDITIONAL fragmentation. Resulting file had 100mb unused space. Result file sizes – Normal Shrink + Rebuild = 195 … WebAug 8, 2012 · I'd suggest this procedure to try to identify the space distribution 1- Run DBCC updateusage 2- run following query under database to see files size and free space in each file select name,physical_name, state_desc,max_size, cast ( (size/128.0) as int) as TotalSpaceInMB, otto topper 160x200