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Posted by John Bell on 10/01/05 17:50
Hi
Although everywhere I have found regarding filegrowth indicates it is done
when the file is full, it would make sense that it is grown before it is
actually totally full otherwise you will have problems on a highly active
system!!!
You can still have problems if the file growth is set to very large values
even if the disc space is available as the time to fill up the remainder of
the file may be less than the time taken to grow it.
John
"ceadtinneh" <sulla33@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Folks,
>
> Last evening, as a result of our autogrow settings, our production
> database grew from 102 GB to 107 GB. What puzzled me is that, prior to
> the growth, we still had a good 10% free space left in the data file.
> My understanding is that SQL Server will automatically grow a database
> when worker thread decides that more space is necessary to fulfill a
> request. We don't suspect the app of sending over a request which
> would require that much more space.
>
> Any ideas on why the file grew unexpectedly?
>
> Thanks,
> Joe
>
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