Database Space Recovery
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From: Nik on 22 Mar 2010 08:56 Thanks guys, I really appreciate all the help. After defrag I now have 72GB free. Thanks again "Nik" <test> wrote in message news:#$waSMgwKHA.4492(a)TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... > Thanks I will work on this probably next weekend as this weekend would be > too short notice and let you guys know. > > > "Tarun Verma" <TarunVerma(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:B9E39316-47E3-4CFC-AD2E-836C00178F44(a)microsoft.com... >> Hi Nik, >> >> What I understood by your message is you have exchange database with 30 >> GB >> ISFree space (white space) which also can be seen by filter event ID >> 1221. >> Now there is only 5 GB Free space left on the same drive. >> >> If above things are correct then I would suggest; >> >> Need temporary drive with capacity at least 110% of the exchange db file >> to >> keep temp defrag db file. >> Can defrag the DB using eseutil /d <db path> /t <temp drive >> letter>:\temp.edb >> >> Feel free to revert in case of any query or confusion. >> >> Regards, >> Tarun Verma >> >> >> "Nik" wrote: >> >>> Guys, >>> I have about 30GB of recoverable space on my database yet still my disk >>> has >>> on 5GB free. >>> What is the best way to reclaim this space. >>> Do i do an offline defrag? Based on what I read this would not do the >>> trick >>> sense since Exchange 2003SP2 handle the database differently. >>> All suggestions welcome. >>> Thanks >>> >>> . >>> |