MOSS 2007 after deleting second stage recycle bin, no change in db server disk space?
Hi We are running MOSS 2007 with SQL server 2005 . I deleted second stage recyclebin items for my site collection but didnt get any free space in the disk drive of db server. I came to know that sharepoint allows to execute delete command in the db server but not truncate which will not free up the disk space. Then, how could we get the free space in the server to continue the business operations on the site without adding new disk space to the drive? Should i follow up the DBAs to shrink up the files in the sql server? Should I shrink the log files enough or content too? Thanks, AnilANIL
March 1st, 2012 7:10am

Hiya, You should check the database too see how much space is free. In both data and log file. Secondly its important to check if your running Full or Simple recovery mode on the database.
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March 1st, 2012 7:32am

Hi AnilKrishna, After you have deleted the items in your second stage recyclebin, the associated rows in the database are deleted. You will not see the free space until you shrink the data file and the log file as the deleted items will have left fragments in the hard disk. Hope this helps. Regards, JeremyJeremy Ramos | .NET / SharePoint / Dynamics Developer
March 2nd, 2012 10:28am

Hi, Never execute any delete statement on your sharepoint DB. This will withdraw the support from MSFT. You need to shrink your DB files.Thanks, Rahul Rashu
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March 2nd, 2012 3:30pm

Hi, Never execute any delete statement on your sharepoint DB. This will withdraw the support from MSFT. You need to shrink your DB files.Thanks, Rahul Rashu
March 2nd, 2012 3:30pm

Hi AnilKrishna, After you have deleted the items in your second stage recyclebin, the associated rows in the database are deleted. You will not see the free space until you shrink the data file and the log file as the deleted items will have left fragments in the hard disk. Hope this helps. Regards, JeremyJeremy Ramos | .NET / SharePoint / Dynamics Developer
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March 2nd, 2012 6:23pm

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