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Database & Physical Location

Dear Friends,

Use of
DMVs instead of SSMS GUI is always good sign of DBAs i understood and also trying to remove my bad habits by remembering all  DMVs,Sys Table,sys Functions & sys procedure etc.. 

On my daily activity every morning i check all database,there status and physical location using below TSQL/DMV. 

use master


SELECT     db.name AS 'DB_NAME', mf.name AS 'FILE_NAME', mf.type_desc AS 'FILE_TYPE', mf.physical_name AS 'FILE_PATH', db.state_desc,
                      db.recovery_model_desc, mf.size, mf.growth
FROM         sys.databases AS db INNER JOIN
                      sys.master_files AS mf ON db.database_id = mf.database_id





Happy Reading
SumanJha_Accidental_Dba

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