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Track the growth of your SQL Databases
by Sebastien Morel




More and more applications use SQL Server as back-end it becomes important to track the growth of them. Especially when you everything on clustered indexes where diskspace can become a problem if the databases grow to fast. Their are 3th party programs that can track the growth but all the information we need is stored in the master database of a SQL Server. I wrote an Active X Script that runs from a DTS to collect the information from the SQL Servers in your company and bundles all that information in 1 webinterface. This DTS can then be scheduled to run once a week so you get a nice overview. I have taken some screenshots, I will not explain the script step-by-step. All source is open and you can ask additional information about it via the forum. Comments or suggestions are offcourse welcome.

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