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Tag Definitions of Microsoft SQL Server

In vScope, several tags help describe the size attributes of an MSSQL database. The table below provides a quick reference to these tags and their meanings. You can also view a visual representation of a database’s size and storage on the Properties page for each database resource.

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TagDescription
Allocated sizeTotal space allocated by objects in the database.
Unallocated sizeSpace in the database that is not yet reserved for database objects.
Configuration sizeConfigured size of the database, as set in its configuration.
Log files max sizeSum of maximum sizes set for all transaction log files of the database.
Log files total sizeTotal size of all transaction log files for this database.
Unused sizeTotal space reserved for objects in the database but not yet used.
Data sizeTotal space used by data within the database.
Data files max sizeSum of maximum sizes set for all data files in the database.
Data files total sizeTotal on-disk size of all data files in the database.
Files max sizeCombined maximum size of all log and data files if maximum sizes are specified.
Index sizeTotal space used by indexes within the database.
Transaction log size ratioRatio of transaction log size to data size. A value of 100% indicates that transaction logs are the same size as the data in the table.

These tags provide insights into the storage and space utilization of MSSQL databases, assisting in efficient database monitoring and management in vScope.