Compressed vs. uncompressed sizes
lfagetti
Posts: 15 Bronze 2
Hello,
all SQL based commands are showing the uncompressed size.
Only way I see to check compressed size (real allocated disk space) with Db files open is to check the files properties on the drive.
Any other way?
Thanks!
all SQL based commands are showing the uncompressed size.
Only way I see to check compressed size (real allocated disk space) with Db files open is to check the files properties on the drive.
Any other way?
Thanks!
Comments
SQL Server is totally unaware of SQL Storage Compress or HyperBac processes being performed on the database files. So SQL Server will always believe that the database file sizes are the real uncompressed sizes.
The only to check the actual compressed file sizes is to look at the properties for the actual files.
Many Thanks
Eddie
Senior Product Support Engineer
Redgate Software Ltd
Email: support@red-gate.com