Every day we learn something new with this one. One of the activities we do during Comprehensive Database Performance Health Check is to check which is the most used database file. This we only do when we suspect that one particular database is the trouble. If the client has multiple databases, this script also helps us to find out which database and particularly which of the database files is the most used. In this quick video, I show the script that finds the most used database files.
Here is the quick video built on the topic of Most Used Database Files.
You visit this blog post for the script used in this blog post: SQL SERVER – Most Used Database Files – Script
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