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Hello everyone. Have a little situation here. I am not normally the DBA at my work, but i've been poking around a little with a SQL Server 2005 implementation. I'm pretty new to this, so please pardon my lack of knowledge.

This particular server is running a lightly used SQL server, or so im told. As part of my Sys Admin duties, I logged into the box today for some routine checks, only to be notified that I was running out of disk space (which is another story).
After poking around awhile, I see that my tempdb is almost 15gb in size.

I don't have a lot of experience with SQL Server 2005. I've worked mostly with 2000. I did read a few things where tempdb has changed a bit in 2005? I wasn't sure.

So I have about 10gigs of space free on my HD (I'm adding more space tomorrow) and I need to figure out what to do.

I came across this thread here:

http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=64914

is that something I should do? I'm a little concerned I might run out of space overnight and not make it in time.

Anyone have some suggestions?

Thanks.

TCG

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