SET NOCOUNT ON IF IsNull(object_id('tempdb..#temTable'),0)<>0 DROP TABLE #temTable CREATE TABLE #temTable ( Name sysname, Rows INT, Reserved sysname, Data sysname, IndexSize sysname, UnUsed sysName ) INSERT INTO #temTable EXEC sp_msForEachtable " sp_SpaceUsed '?' " SELECT Name, Rows FROM #temTable ORDER BY Name IF IsNull(object_id('tempdb..#temTable'),0)<>0 DROP TABLE #temTable
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Wednesday, April 02, 2008
Microsoft SQL Get Number of Rows from All Tables
Below is a quick and easy method to retrieve number of rows / records from all tables in a database. The below code snippet is tested on Microsoft SQL Server 2005.
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