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    Marcelo Melo Guest

    Database Maintenance Plan Wizard

    When i was going to run the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard on one of my databases, i received the following warning:

    "Database 'HGB' is over 400MB in size. It is not recommended that you run the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard on databases exceeding this size. Do you still want to continue?"

    My database has 1GB data space, with 757MB free and 341MB log, with 211MB free. What´s the matter on having too much free space? I thought that was good...


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    Phil Durham Guest

    Database Maintenance Plan Wizard (reply)


    This is from KB Article Q170638

    You will receive the following warning message if you use the Database
    Maintenance Plan Wizard on databases that are larger than 400 MB:

    Database 'test' is over 400 MB in size. It is not recommended that you
    run the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard on databases exceeding this
    size. Do you still want to continue?

    There are no problems with the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard working on
    databases exceeding this size. The message is intended to caution you that
    these tasks may be very resource and time-intensive operations, and to
    consider the implications of these operations relative to the available
    maintenance window.



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    Marcelo Melo at 4/15/99 8:35:38 AM

    When i was going to run the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard on one of my databases, i received the following warning:

    "Database 'HGB' is over 400MB in size. It is not recommended that you run the Database Maintenance Plan Wizard on databases exceeding this size. Do you still want to continue?"

    My database has 1GB data space, with 757MB free and 341MB log, with 211MB free. What´s the matter on having too much free space? I thought that was good...


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