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In this article we are going to cover Database Space usage in detail.

In this post we are going to discuss following points:

• Problem Statement of SQL Script:
• Description of SQL Script:
• SQL Script Output Column
• SQL Script Code
• SQL Script Output Screenshot
• User Level to execute

Problem Statement of SQL Script:

How to find Database space usage in Detailed

Description of SQL Script:

This script help us to Identify Many things.

SQL Script Output Column



SQL Script Code

USE master
GO

-- Create a set of temp tables to hold the working data of your  
-- environment you are wanting to report on. 
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#tmp_DBNames') IS NOT NULL
    DROP TABLE #tmp_DBNames

CREATE TABLE #tmp_DBNames (DBName VARCHAR(200))

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#tmp_DBSpacing') IS NOT NULL
    DROP TABLE #tmp_DBSpacing

CREATE TABLE #tmp_DBSpacing (
    DBName VARCHAR(200)
    ,FileID INT
    ,database_size DECIMAL(35, 2)
    ,[MaxSize] DECIMAL(35, 2)
    ,Growth DECIMAL(35, 2)
    )

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#DBFile_Info') IS NOT NULL
    DROP TABLE #DBFile_Info

CREATE TABLE #DBFile_Info (
    FileID INT
    ,FileGroup INT
    ,TotalExtents DEC(20, 2)
    ,UsedExtents DEC(20, 2)
    ,DB_FileName VARCHAR(200)
    ,FilePathName VARCHAR(500)
    )

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#DB_Logfile_Info') IS NOT NULL
    DROP TABLE #DB_Logfile_Info

CREATE TABLE #DB_Logfile_Info (
    DBName VARCHAR(200)
    ,LogSize_Reserved DEC(20, 2)
    ,LogSpace_Used_Percent DEC(20, 2)
    ,STATUS BIT
    )

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#DBResults') IS NOT NULL
    DROP TABLE #DBResults

CREATE TABLE #DBResults (
    DBName VARCHAR(200)
    ,FileID INT
    ,DB_Reserved_Space DEC(20, 2)
    ,DB_Used_Space DEC(20, 2)
    ,DB_Free_Space DEC(20, 2)
    ,DB_Free_Percent DEC(20, 2)
    ,DB_Max_Size DEC(35, 2)
    ,DB_Growth DEC(35, 2)
    ,Log_Reserved_Space DEC(20, 2)
    ,Log_Used_Percent DEC(20, 2)
    ,Log_Free_Percent DEC(20, 2)
    ,Log_Max_Size DEC(35, 2)
    ,Log_Growth DEC(35, 2)
    )

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#DBFileUsage_Report') IS NOT NULL
    DROP TABLE #DBFileUsage_Report

CREATE TABLE #DBFileUsage_Report (
    DBName VARCHAR(200)
    ,FileType VARCHAR(100)
    ,DB_Size_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,Datafile_freespace_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,DB_Pct_Used DEC(35, 4)
    ,DB_File_Max_Size_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,DB_File_Allowed_Growth_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,DB_File_Growth_Increment_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,TLog_Size_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,Logfile_Freespace_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,Log_Pct_Used DEC(35, 4)
    ,Log_File_Max_Size_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,Log_File_Allowed_Growth_GB DEC(35, 4)
    ,Log_File_Growth_Increment_GB DEC(35, 4)
    )

DECLARE @DBName VARCHAR(200)
DECLARE @Cmd VARCHAR(4000)
DECLARE @nCmd NVARCHAR(4000)
DECLARE @RunCMD NVARCHAR(500)
DECLARE @TotalMaxLogSize DEC(20, 2)
DECLARE @TotalLogGrowth DEC(20, 2)

INSERT INTO #tmp_DBNames
SELECT NAME
FROM sysdatabases
--Where Name not in ('master','msdb','model','tempdb') 
WHERE NAME NOT IN (
        'master'
        ,'msdb'
        ,'model'
        )

-- only need to run once as it gets all DB's for current instance 
INSERT INTO #DB_Logfile_Info
EXEC ('DBCC SQLPERF(LOGSPACE)')

DECLARE DBNames_Cursor CURSOR
FOR
SELECT DBName
FROM #tmp_DBNames

OPEN DBNames_Cursor

FETCH NEXT
FROM DBNames_Cursor
INTO @DBName

WHILE @@Fetch_Status = 0
BEGIN
    SET @Cmd = 
        'Select    fileid, 
                        convert(decimal(35,2),size) / convert( float, (1048576 

/(select low From master.dbo.spt_values where number = 1 and type = ''E''))), 
                        convert(decimal(35,2),maxsize) / convert( float, 

(1048576 /(select low From master.dbo.spt_values where number = 1 

and type = ''E''))), 
                        convert(decimal(35,2),growth) / convert( float, 

(1048576 /(select low From master.dbo.spt_values where number = 1 

and type = ''E''))) 
                        From [' 
        + @DBName + '].dbo.sysfiles'
    SET @nCmd = Cast(@Cmd AS NVARCHAR(1000))

    INSERT INTO #tmp_DBSpacing (
        fileid
        ,database_size
        ,[MaxSize]
        ,growth
        )
    EXEC sp_Executesql @nCmd

    UPDATE #tmp_DBSpacing
    SET DBName = @DBName
    WHERE DBName IS NULL

    SET @RunCMD = 'Use [' + @DBName + '] DBCC showfilestats'

    INSERT INTO #DBFile_Info
    EXEC sp_executesql @RunCMD

    INSERT INTO #DBResults (
        DBName
        ,FileID
        ,DB_Reserved_Space
        ,DB_Used_Space
        ,DB_Free_Space
        ,DB_Free_Percent
        ,Log_Reserved_Space
        ,Log_Used_Percent
        ,Log_Free_Percent
        )
    SELECT @DBName
        ,FileID
        ,(TotalExtents * 64 / 1024)
        ,(UsedExtents * 64 / 1024)
        ,(TotalExtents * 64 / 1024) - (UsedExtents * 64 / 1024
            )
        ,(
            (
                (TotalExtents * 64 / 1024) - (UsedExtents * 64 / 1024
                    )
                ) / (TotalExtents * 64 / 1024)
            ) * 100
        ,LogSize_Reserved
        ,LogSpace_Used_Percent
        ,100 - LogSpace_Used_Percent
    FROM #DBFile_Info dfi
        ,#DB_Logfile_Info dli
    WHERE dli.DBName = @DBName

   UPDATE #DBResults
    SET DB_Max_Size = #tmp_DBSpacing.[MaxSize]
        ,DB_Growth = #tmp_DBSpacing.Growth
    FROM #tmp_DBSpacing
    INNER JOIN #DBResults ON #DBResults.DBName = #tmp_DBSpacing.
        DBName
        AND #DBResults.FileID = #tmp_DBSpacing.FileID
    WHERE #DBResults.DBName = @DBName

    -- Determine the maxsize for the tlog file(s) 
    SELECT @TotalMaxLogSize = Sum(#tmp_DBSpacing.[MaxSize])
        ,@TotalLogGrowth = Sum(#tmp_DBSpacing.Growth)
    FROM #tmp_DBSpacing
    WHERE #tmp_DBSpacing.FileId NOT IN (
            SELECT FileID
            FROM #DBResults
            WHERE DBName = #tmp_DBSpacing.DBName
            )
        AND #tmp_DBSpacing.DBName = @DBName

    -- Update the max Tlog size based on the above calculation 
    UPDATE #DBResults
    SET Log_Max_Size = @TotalMaxLogSize
        ,Log_Growth = @TotalLogGrowth
    WHERE DBName = @DBName

    TRUNCATE TABLE #DBFile_Info

    FETCH NEXT
    FROM DBNames_Cursor
    INTO @DBName
END

CLOSE DBNames_Cursor

DEALLOCATE DBNames_Cursor

-- Capture the full set of data that we are looking at reporting on. 
INSERT INTO #DBFileUsage_Report
SELECT DBName
    ,FileType = CASE 
        WHEN FileId = 1
            THEN 'Primary File'
        ELSE 'Secondary File'
        END
    ,(DB_Reserved_Space / 1024) AS 'DB File Size (GB)'
    ,(DB_Free_Space / 1024) AS 
    'DB Free Space in File (GB)'
    ,'DB % Used' = CASE 
        WHEN (DB_Reserved_Space / DB_Max_Size) * 
            100 < 0
            THEN 0
        ELSE (DB_Reserved_Space / DB_Max_Size) * 
            100
        END
    ,(DB_Max_Size / 1024) AS 'DB Max Size (GB)'
    ,'Allowed DB Growth' = CASE 
        WHEN DB_Max_Size - DB_Reserved_Space < 0
            THEN 0
        ELSE (DB_Max_Size - DB_Reserved_Space) / 
            1024
        END
    ,(DB_Growth / 1024) AS 'Growth Increment (GB)'
    ,(Log_Reserved_Space / 1024) AS 'Logfile Size (GB)'
    ,(
        (
            (Log_Reserved_Space * Log_Free_Percent
                ) / 100
            ) / 1024
        ) AS 'Logfile Freespace (GB)'
    ,'Log % Used' = CASE 
        WHEN Log_Max_Size > 0
            THEN (
                    (Log_Reserved_Space / Log_Max_Size
                        ) * 100
                    )
        ELSE 0
        END
    ,(Log_Max_Size / 1024) AS 'Log Max Size (GB)'
    ,'Allowed Log Growth (GB)' = CASE 
        WHEN Log_Max_Size > 0
            THEN (
                    (Log_Max_Size - Log_Reserved_Space
                        ) / 1024
                    )
        ELSE 0
        END
    ,(Log_Growth / 1024) AS 'Growth Increment (GB)'
FROM #DBResults
ORDER BY DBName ASC
    ,DB_Reserved_Space DESC

-- Retrieve the full list of data retrieved 
SELECT *
FROM #DBFileUsage_Report
--where DBName in ('[DBName]') 
ORDER BY DB_PCT_Used DESC

-- Clean up all temp tables 
DROP TABLE #tmp_DBNames

DROP TABLE #tmp_DBSpacing

DROP TABLE #DBFile_Info

DROP TABLE #DBResults

DROP TABLE #DB_Logfile_Info

DROP TABLE #DBFileUsage_Report

SQL Script Output Screenshot



User Level to execute

100

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