Knowing how much space each table and each index consumes is the foundation of capacity planning, archive policy, and index cleanup decisions on any SQL Server instance. This T-SQL script reads the partition-level storage statistics out of sys.dm_db_partition_stats and reports the size of every index — clustered, …

"Where is every datetime column?" — "Which tables still use text instead of varchar(max)?" — "Are any columns using a deprecated user-defined type?" These are recurring DBA questions during schema audits, deprecation sweeps, and pre-migration assessments. This T-SQL script joins sys.columns to sys.types, sys.tables, …

A heap table — a table with no clustered index — stores rows in no particular order, forces full table scans for most non-indexed queries, and accumulates forwarded records every time an UPDATE causes a row to outgrow its page. This script queries sys.tables, sys.indexes, sys.partitions, sys.allocation_units, and …

Report Index Fragmentation Across All Tables in SQL Server This script queries sys.dm_db_index_physical_stats to report external and internal fragmentation for every index in the current database, filtering to indexes with significant fragmentation and enough pages to make maintenance worthwhile. Purpose and Overview …

Generate DBCC SHOWCONTIG Commands for All User Tables in SQL Server Database administrators frequently need to monitor table and index fragmentation to maintain optimal database performance. This SQL Server script provides an efficient way to generate DBCC SHOWCONTIG commands for all user tables in your database …