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I have many large tables with millions of records in a SQL Server database. They all use an Identity column which is the clustered index. We haven't been deleting any records until recently because disk space is now becoming a problem.

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Assuming I'm right, then how do I recapture this unused space? Is an alter table rebuild the best way? Or rebuilding the clustered index?

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MZKDB = MZKHRFin
If sloption = "L" Then
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sqlCmd.Connection = sqlConn
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Try
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SetCursor()
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SetCursor()
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ResetID()
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sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_FiscalYear"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_FiscalYear"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenFY()
timeStepStop = Date.Now

DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenFund.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Fund"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Fund"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenFund()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenFunc.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Function"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Function"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenFunc()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()

End If
If cbGenObject.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Object"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Object"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenObject()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenCenter.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Center"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Center"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenCenter()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenProject.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_CodeBook"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_CodeBook"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_BudgetAccnt"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_BudgetAccnt"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Budget"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Budget"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Project"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Project"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenProject()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Project"
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenProgram.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Program"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_Program"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenProgram()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenGL.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_gl"
TableName = "FIN_gl"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenGL()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenRevenue.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Revenue"
TableName = "FIN_Revenue"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenRevenue()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If
If cbGenBank.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_VendorBankAccnt"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_VendorBankAccnt"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_VendorBank"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_VendorBank"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_bankAdd"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_bankAdd"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_bankTERMS"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_bankTerms"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_bank"
TableName = "dbo.FIN_bank"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenBank()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName2 = "dbo.FIN_bankTERMS"
TableName3 = "dbo.FIN_BankAdd"
TableName4 = "dbo.FIN_VendorBank"
TableName5 = "dbo.FIN_VendorBankAccnt"
DispTwoCounts()
End If
If cbFinAP.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Period"
TableName = "FIN_Period"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenPeriod()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
End If

If cbFinVM.Checked Then
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_vendorClass"
TableName = "FIN_vendorClass"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_vendorAdd"
TableName = "FIN_vendorAdd"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_vendor"
TableName = "FIN_vendor"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_AddressType"
TableName = "FIN_AddressType"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_VendorStatus"
TableName = "FIN_VendorStatus"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM States"
TableName = "States"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM Country"
TableName = "Country"
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_IndustrialCodes"
TableName = "FIN_IndustrialCodes"
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenIndCodes()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
DelAll()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinVendStat()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "FIN_VendorStatus"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinAddrType()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "FIN_AddressType"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenCountry()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "Country"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
GenState()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "States"
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinVM()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
TableName = "FIN_Vendor"
TableName2 = "FIN_VendorAdd"
DispTwoCounts()
End If
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sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_BudgetAccnt"
TableName = "FIN_BudgetAccnt"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_Budget"
TableName = "FIN_Budget"
DelAll()
sqlStr = "DELETE FROM FIN_CodeBook"
TableName = "FIN_CodeBook"
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ClearCounts()
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timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinBudget()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispOneCounts()
ClearCounts()
TableName = "FIN_Codebook"
TableName2 = "FIN_budgetAccnt"
timeStepStart = Date.Now
FinCodeBook()
timeStepStop = Date.Now
DispTwoCounts()
ClearCounts()
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