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Amicus Database
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I have a six user law office that is running Amicus Attorney 2008 Premium. The office has been running under the Amicus platform for many years.
We attempted to migrate to Amicus Attorney 2011 Premium in June, however we were told that there was in issue in converting the database as it was 22GB. Amicus is using SQL Server Express 2005 as it's backend.
However, since June the database has grown to over 28GB.
Any ideas on why the database would have grown so much larger so quickly as well as to this size overall?
Is there any way to run a report showing the size of each table within the database?
We attempted to migrate to Amicus Attorney 2011 Premium in June, however we were told that there was in issue in converting the database as it was 22GB. Amicus is using SQL Server Express 2005 as it's backend.
However, since June the database has grown to over 28GB.
Any ideas on why the database would have grown so much larger so quickly as well as to this size overall?
Is there any way to run a report showing the size of each table within the database?
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