Calculate size of all table for last year in SQL

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I have 1 database which has 72 tables

I want size of all tables of year between 2022-04-01 to 2023-03-31

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I tried whereas thing didn't get succeeds

Posted 3-Apr-23 0:13am

Akshay malvankar

Updated 5-Apr-23 0:31am

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Akshay malvankar 5-Apr-23 6:32am

any one here to help me on this any DBA??

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2023-04-04T02:29:00

Solution 2

I would suggest using monitoring tools designed for this purpose

See e.g.
Performance Monitoring and Tuning Tools - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn[^]
or 15 Best SQL Server Monitoring Tools for 2023 (Free + Paid)[^] (caution pop-up window trying to sell stuff)
There are a myriad of others[^]

Posted 4-Apr-23 2:29am

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Akshay malvankar 5-Apr-23 9:17am

But I want query we don not have access to monitoring tools

CHill60 5-Apr-23 10:43am

Did you look at the Microsoft link ? There are some built in functions you can use - you're going to have to run them at appropriate times though.
There is a query in OriginalGriff's solution to this post calculate row size of database table[^].
All of this is assuming that you are able to filter the tables on a date column - you haven't shared any information about the tables at all.