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If desperate you can change the backup type of the database to "simple" then in the shrink files section select log file and then In Shrink action choose Reorganize pages before releasing unused space, set the desired size of the file and then click OK. After action is completed you can change backup to full and perform a backup as previous backups will not be ale to restore to the current state of the database. | If desperate you can change the backup type of the database to "simple" then in the shrink files section select log file and then In Shrink action choose Reorganize pages before releasing unused space, set the desired size of the file and then click OK. After action is completed you can change backup to full and perform a backup as previous backups will not be ale to restore to the current state of the database. | ||
== SQL CPU usage query == | |||
Use following query to test the availble CPU cores for SQL server: | |||
*SELECT scheduler_id, cpu_id, status, is_online FROM sys.dm_os_schedulers GO | |||
== SQL Maintenance == | |||
Use following website for setup of good practice maintenance tasks. | |||
* https://ola.hallengren.com/ | |||
Revision as of 16:50, 19 January 2021
SQL Databases
Space can be cleared from databases using the shrink database option
Right click database > tasks > shrink > Database
You can do the same for the files option then select log if you need to clear space for the log file
If desperate you can change the backup type of the database to "simple" then in the shrink files section select log file and then In Shrink action choose Reorganize pages before releasing unused space, set the desired size of the file and then click OK. After action is completed you can change backup to full and perform a backup as previous backups will not be ale to restore to the current state of the database.
SQL CPU usage query
Use following query to test the availble CPU cores for SQL server:
- SELECT scheduler_id, cpu_id, status, is_online FROM sys.dm_os_schedulers GO
SQL Maintenance
Use following website for setup of good practice maintenance tasks.