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SQL Server - Database Size
rkaufmann
Member Posts: 71
Hi,
maybe this is a stupid question, but I have absolutly no know how with SQL Servers.
We are running 3.70 on an SQL Server and have a database utilisation of about 95%.
On a native Database I can expand the DB by using "File => Databse => Expand".
On SQL this is not availible.
How do I expand an SQL databse?
maybe this is a stupid question, but I have absolutly no know how with SQL Servers.
We are running 3.70 on an SQL Server and have a database utilisation of about 95%.
On a native Database I can expand the DB by using "File => Databse => Expand".
On SQL this is not availible.
How do I expand an SQL databse?
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You can do it using Enterprise Manager. But usually SQL databases expand by itself, are auto expandable. Of course it depends on its configuration.
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