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Managing Data File and Log Files - Current and max sizes

Asked by JaffaKREE in MS SQL Server, Adobe Type Manager

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I'm looking to automatically manage the size of log and data files (separately) without relying on autogrow and autoshrink, which have caused me some annoyances in the past.


I can get the maximum sizes of individual log and data files through

Select *, (Size / 128) from SysFiles

but I can't find any location their individual current usages are stored ( think used/Free on the taskpad in enterprise manager ).

Thanks,

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