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How to get database disk usage by table?
A much better solution is the default database report “Disk Usage by Table”. Right click on the database -> Reports -> Standard Reports -> Disk Usage by Table. And you get a very nice report with all of the tables listed, with schema names and consistent sizes. It’s even sortable!
Should I use information _ schema tables over SYS tables?
– Stack Overflow SQL Server: should I use information_schema tables over sys tables? In SQL Server there is two schemas for metadata: I have heard that INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables are based on ANSI standard. When developing e.g. stored procedures, should it be wise to use INFORMATION_SCHEMA tables over sys tables?
How to calculate disk space usage per MySQL database?
Adapted the answer from Aaron Brown to provide size in GB. See Aaron Brown’s answer for more details.
How to check MySQL disk usage on Linux?
Assuming that your MySQL host is running on Linux. Once you know where the data is stored, you can check disk usage with du command. For example on Ubuntu sudo du -h /var/lib/mysql. Thanks for contributing an answer to Database Administrators Stack Exchange!
Where does the disk usage summary report come from?
Each of the following reports uses data that is stored in the management data warehouse: You can use these reports to obtain information for monitoring system capacity and troubleshooting system performance. The Disk Usage Summary report contains data about disk space usage for all the databases in the instance of SQL Server.
Where to find the disk usage collection set?
The Disk Usage Collection Set – Database: subreport is displayed when you click a trend line for a specific database or log file in the summary table of the Disk Usage Collection Set report. This report provides a graphical representation of growth trends in disk space usage over the period of the report.
Is there a disk usage report for SQL Server?
SQL Server : The SQL Server Disk I/O Usage report provides graphs for disk response time and disk transfer rate. An additional table provides virtual file statistics by disk, database, and file.