Sql Server Performance Information

May 27, 2008



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Please let me know

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Hello,

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private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
getSyncReady();
}

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{
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}
loSqlCeReplication.Synchronize();
}
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{
throw foException;
}
}



I am not getting whats going wrong.
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Hi

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*/

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This script gets the file information for every database on a server, and inserts it into temp table #DB_INFO. #DB_INFO is queried multiple ways to give various levels of analysis of file space usage.

This script was tested on SQL Server 7.0, 2000, and 2005.


Edit 2007/9/7: Added FILEGROUP_TYPE and DISK columns.

Edit 2007/9/17: Modified to add various ways to analyze the output and format it to make it easier to understand space usage on the server:
Show Files Details
Total by Database and File
Total by Database and Filegroup
Total by Database and Filegroup Type
Total by Disk, Database, and Filepath
Total by Disk and Database
Total by Database

Edit 2007/9/17: Modified to make the changes suggested by eyechart. I managed to defeat Snitz to get rid of the smiley face () and still have executable code by putting in some extra quotes around the database name.





use master
go
if exists ( select * from tempdb.dbo.sysobjects o
where o.xtype in ('U') and o.id = object_id( N'tempdb..#DB_FILE_INFO' ))
drop table #DB_FILE_INFO
go

if exists ( select * from tempdb.dbo.sysobjects o
where o.xtype in ('U') and o.id = object_id( N'tempdb..#DB_INFO' ))
drop table #DB_INFO
go
set nocount on
go
create table #DB_FILE_INFO (
[ID]intnot null
identity (1, 1) primary key clustered ,
[DATABASE_NAME]sysnamenot null ,
[FILEGROUP_TYPE]nvarchar(4)not null ,
[FILEGROUP_ID]smallintnot null ,
[FILEGROUP]sysnamenot null ,
[FILEID]smallintnot null ,
[FILENAME]sysnamenot null ,
[DISK]nvarchar(1)not null ,
[FILEPATH]nvarchar(260)not null ,
[MAX_FILE_SIZE]intnull ,
[FILE_SIZE]intnot null ,
[FILE_SIZE_USED]intnot null ,
[FILE_SIZE_UNUSED]intnot null ,
[DATA_SIZE]intnot null ,
[DATA_SIZE_USED]intnot null ,
[DATA_SIZE_UNUSED]intnot null ,
[LOG_SIZE]intnot null ,
[LOG_SIZE_USED]intnot null ,
[LOG_SIZE_UNUSED]intnot null ,
)
go

declare @sqlnvarchar(4000)
set @sql =
'use ['+'?'+'] ;
if db_name() <> N''?'' goto Error_Exit

insert into #DB_FILE_INFO
(
[DATABASE_NAME],
[FILEGROUP_TYPE],
[FILEGROUP_ID],
[FILEGROUP],
[FILEID],
[FILENAME],
[DISK],
[FILEPATH],
[MAX_FILE_SIZE],
[FILE_SIZE],
[FILE_SIZE_USED],
[FILE_SIZE_UNUSED],
[DATA_SIZE],
[DATA_SIZE_USED],
[DATA_SIZE_UNUSED],
[LOG_SIZE],
[LOG_SIZE_USED],
[LOG_SIZE_UNUSED]
)
selecttop 100 percent
[DATABASE_NAME] = db_name(),
[FILEGROUP_TYPE]= case when a.groupid = 0 then ''Log'' else ''Data'' end,
[FILEGROUP_ID]= a.groupid,
a.[FILEGROUP],
[FILEID]= a.fileid,
[FILENAME]= a.name,
[DISK]= upper(substring(a.filename,1,1)),
[FILEPATH]= a.filename,
[MAX_FILE_SIZE] =
convert(int,round(
(case a.maxsize when -1 then null else a.maxsize end*1.000)/128.000
,0)),
[FILE_SIZE]= a.[fl_size],
[FILE_SIZE_USED] = a.[fl_used],
[FILE_SIZE_UNUSED] = a.[fl_unused],
[DATA_SIZE]= case when a.groupid <> 0 then a.[fl_size] else 0 end,
[DATA_SIZE_USED]= case when a.groupid <> 0 then a.[fl_used] else 0 end,
[DATA_SIZE_UNUSED] = case when a.groupid <> 0 then a.[fl_unused] else 0 end,
[LOG_SIZE] = case when a.groupid = 0 then a.[fl_size] else 0 end,
[LOG_SIZE_USED] = case when a.groupid = 0 then a.[fl_used] else 0 end,
[LOG_SIZE_UNUSED] = case when a.groupid = 0 then a.[fl_unused] else 0 end
from
(
Select
aa.*,
[FILEGROUP]= isnull(bb.groupname,''''),
-- All sizes are calculated in MB
[fl_size]=
convert(int,round((aa.size*1.000)/128.000,0)),
[fl_used]=
convert(int,round(fileproperty(aa.name,''SpaceUsed'')/128.000,0)),
[fl_unused]=
convert(int,round((aa.size-fileproperty(aa.name,''SpaceUsed''))/128.000,0))
from
dbo.sysfiles aa
left join
dbo.sysfilegroups bb
on ( aa.groupid = bb.groupid )
) a
order by
case when a.groupid = 0 then 0 else 1 end,
a.[FILEGROUP],
a.name

Error_Exit:

'

--print @sql

exec sp_msforeachdb @sql

--select * from #DB_FILE_INFO

declare @DATABASE_NAME_LENvarchar(20)
declare @FILEGROUP_LENvarchar(20)
declare @FILENAME_LENvarchar(20)
declare @FILEPATH_LENvarchar(20)

select
@DATABASE_NAME_LEN= convert(varchar(20),max(len(rtrim(DATABASE_NAME)))),
@FILEGROUP_LEN= convert(varchar(20),max(len(rtrim(FILEGROUP)))),
@FILENAME_LEN= convert(varchar(20),max(len(rtrim(FILENAME)))),
@FILEPATH_LEN= convert(varchar(20),max(len(rtrim(FILEPATH))))
from
#DB_FILE_INFO

if object_id('tempdb..##DB_Size_Info_D115CA380E2B4538B6CBBB51') is not null
begin
drop table ##DB_Size_Info_D115CA380E2B4538B6CBBB51
end

-- Setup code to reduce column sizes to max used
set @sql =
'
select
[DATABASE_NAME]= convert(varchar('+@DATABASE_NAME_LEN+'), a.[DATABASE_NAME] ),
a.[FILEGROUP_TYPE],
[FILEGROUP_ID],
[FILEGROUP]= convert(varchar('+@FILEGROUP_LEN+'), a.[FILEGROUP]),
[FILEID],
[FILENAME]= convert(varchar('+@FILENAME_LEN+'), a.[FILENAME] ),
a.[DISK],
[FILEPATH]= convert(varchar('+@FILEPATH_LEN+'), a.[FILEPATH] ),
a.[MAX_FILE_SIZE],
a.[FILE_SIZE],
a.[FILE_SIZE_USED],
a.[FILE_SIZE_UNUSED],
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when a.[FILE_SIZE] is null or a.[FILE_SIZE] = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*a.[FILE_SIZE_USED])/(1.00000*a.[FILE_SIZE])
end ,1)) ,
a.[DATA_SIZE],
a.[DATA_SIZE_USED],
a.[DATA_SIZE_UNUSED],
a.[LOG_SIZE],
a.[LOG_SIZE_USED],
a.[LOG_SIZE_UNUSED]
into
##DB_Size_Info_D115CA380E2B4538B6CBBB51
from
#DB_FILE_INFO a
order by
a.[DATABASE_NAME],
case a.[FILEGROUP_ID] when 0 then 0 else 1 end,
a.[FILENAME]
'

--print @sql

exec ( @sql )

selecttop 100 percent
*
into
#DB_INFO
from
##DB_Size_Info_D115CA380E2B4538B6CBBB51 a
order by
a.[DATABASE_NAME],
case a.[FILEGROUP_ID] when 0 then 0 else 1 end,
a.[FILENAME]

drop table ##DB_Size_Info_D115CA380E2B4538B6CBBB51

set nocount off

print 'Show Details'
select * from #DB_INFO

print 'Total by Database and File'
select
[DATABASE_NAME]= isnull([DATABASE_NAME],' All Databases'),
[FILENAME]= isnull([FILENAME],''),
FILE_SIZE= sum(FILE_SIZE),
FILE_SIZE_USED= sum(FILE_SIZE_USED),
FILE_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(FILE_SIZE_UNUSED),
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) is null or sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE_USED]))/(1.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]))
end ,1)) ,
DATA_SIZE= sum(DATA_SIZE),
DATA_SIZE_USED= sum(DATA_SIZE_USED),
DATA_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(DATA_SIZE_UNUSED),
LOG_SIZE= sum(LOG_SIZE),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_USED),
LOG_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(LOG_SIZE_UNUSED)
from
#DB_INFO a
group by
[DATABASE_NAME],
[FILENAME]
with rollup
order by
case when [DATABASE_NAME] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DATABASE_NAME],
case when [FILENAME] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[FILENAME]


print 'Total by Database and Filegroup'

select
--[Server]= convert(varchar(15),@@servername),
[DATABASE_NAME]= isnull([DATABASE_NAME],'** Total **'),
[FILEGROUP]=
case when [FILEGROUP] is null then '' when [FILEGROUP] = '' then 'LOG' else [FILEGROUP] end,
FILE_SIZE= sum(FILE_SIZE),
FILE_SIZE_USED= sum(FILE_SIZE_USED),
FILE_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(FILE_SIZE_UNUSED),
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) is null or sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE_USED]))/(1.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]))
end ,1)) ,
--MAX_SIZE= SUM([MAX_FILE_SIZE]),
DATA_SIZE= sum(DATA_SIZE),
DATA_SIZE_USED= sum(DATA_SIZE_USED),
DATA_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(DATA_SIZE_UNUSED),
LOG_SIZE= sum(LOG_SIZE),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_USED),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_UNUSED)
from
#DB_INFO A
group by
[DATABASE_NAME],
[FILEGROUP]
with rollup
order by
case when [DATABASE_NAME] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DATABASE_NAME],
case when [FILEGROUP] is null then 10 when [FILEGROUP] = '' then 0 else 1 end ,
[FILEGROUP]


print 'Total by Database and Filegroup Type'

select
--[Server]= convert(varchar(15),@@servername),
[DATABASE_NAME]= isnull([DATABASE_NAME],'** Total **'),
[FILEGROUP_TYPE]= isnull([FILEGROUP_TYPE],''),
FILE_SIZE= sum(FILE_SIZE),
FILE_SIZE_USED= sum(FILE_SIZE_USED),
FILE_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(FILE_SIZE_UNUSED),
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) is null or sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE_USED]))/(1.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]))
end ,1)) ,
DATA_SIZE= sum(DATA_SIZE),
DATA_SIZE_USED= sum(DATA_SIZE_USED),
DATA_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(DATA_SIZE_UNUSED),
LOG_SIZE= sum(LOG_SIZE),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_USED),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_UNUSED)
from
#DB_INFO A
group by
[DATABASE_NAME],
[FILEGROUP_TYPE]
with rollup
order by
case when [DATABASE_NAME] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DATABASE_NAME],
case when [FILEGROUP_TYPE] is null then 10 when [FILEGROUP_TYPE] = 'Log' then 0 else 1 end


print 'Total by Disk, Database, and Filepath'
select
[DISK]= isnull([DISK],''),
[DATABASE_NAME]= isnull([DATABASE_NAME],''),
[FILEPATH]= isnull([FILEPATH],''),
FILE_SIZE= sum(FILE_SIZE),
FILE_SIZE_USED= sum(FILE_SIZE_USED),
FILE_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(FILE_SIZE_UNUSED),
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) is null or sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE_USED]))/(1.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]))
end ,1)) ,
DATA_SIZE= sum(DATA_SIZE),
DATA_SIZE_USED= sum(DATA_SIZE_USED),
DATA_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(DATA_SIZE_UNUSED),
LOG_SIZE= sum(LOG_SIZE),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_USED),
LOG_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(LOG_SIZE_UNUSED)
from
#DB_INFO a
group by
[DISK],
[DATABASE_NAME],
[FILEPATH]
with rollup
order by
case when [DISK] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DISK],
case when [DATABASE_NAME] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DATABASE_NAME],
case when [FILEPATH] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[FILEPATH]



print 'Total by Disk and Database'
select
[DISK]= isnull([DISK],''),
[DATABASE_NAME]= isnull([DATABASE_NAME],''),
FILE_SIZE= sum(FILE_SIZE),
FILE_SIZE_USED= sum(FILE_SIZE_USED),
FILE_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(FILE_SIZE_UNUSED),
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) is null or sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE_USED]))/(1.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]))
end ,1)) ,
DATA_SIZE= sum(DATA_SIZE),
DATA_SIZE_USED= sum(DATA_SIZE_USED),
DATA_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(DATA_SIZE_UNUSED),
LOG_SIZE= sum(LOG_SIZE),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_USED),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_UNUSED)
from
#DB_INFO a
group by
[DISK],
[DATABASE_NAME]
with rollup
order by
case when [DISK] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DISK],
case when [DATABASE_NAME] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DATABASE_NAME]



print 'Total by Disk'
select
[DISK]= isnull([DISK],''),
FILE_SIZE= sum(FILE_SIZE),
FILE_SIZE_USED= sum(FILE_SIZE_USED),
FILE_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(FILE_SIZE_UNUSED),
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) is null or sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE_USED]))/(1.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]))
end ,1)) ,
DATA_SIZE= sum(DATA_SIZE),
DATA_SIZE_USED= sum(DATA_SIZE_USED),
DATA_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(DATA_SIZE_UNUSED),
LOG_SIZE= sum(LOG_SIZE),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_USED),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_UNUSED)
from
#DB_INFO a
group by
[DISK]
with rollup
order by
case when [DISK] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DISK]


print 'Total by Database'
select
--[Server]= convert(varchar(20),@@servername),
[DATABASE_NAME]= isnull([DATABASE_NAME],'** Total **'),
FILE_SIZE= sum(FILE_SIZE),
FILE_SIZE_USED= sum(FILE_SIZE_USED),
FILE_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(FILE_SIZE_UNUSED),
FILE_USED_PCT=
convert(numeric(5,1),round(
case
when sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) is null or sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]) = 0
then NULL
else (100.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE_USED]))/(1.00000*sum(a.[FILE_SIZE]))
end ,1)) ,
DATA_SIZE= sum(DATA_SIZE),
DATA_SIZE_USED= sum(DATA_SIZE_USED),
DATA_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(DATA_SIZE_UNUSED),
LOG_SIZE= sum(LOG_SIZE),
LOG_SIZE_USED= sum(LOG_SIZE_USED),
LOG_SIZE_UNUSED= sum(LOG_SIZE_UNUSED)
from
#DB_INFO A
group by
[DATABASE_NAME]
with rollup
order by
case when [DATABASE_NAME] is null then 1 else 0 end ,
[DATABASE_NAME]





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I am working on moving information from one of our databases into a newer one the company has recently setup. I am working in MS SQL Server 2012 and am trying to Inset/Update (depending on the information) a part table. I will list the two tables I am working on as Old (where I am getting the information) and New (where it is to be inserted into).

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Nest8 | 5682 | Case | 901834 | 237848117 | Black, rectangular | Memory | 9081234 | 5398798134 | NULL
Nest8 | 5978 | Case | 901463 | 237848138 | Black, rectangular | Processor | 2394875 | 2903857809 | Bad
Reds3 | 5683 | Memory | 2405 | 89752342 | Crucial | HardDrive | 92387595 | 457982234 | NULL
Bass | 5644 | HardDrive | 79872346 | 5321675789 | NULL | Case | 10984528 | 3498769872 | NULL

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