My senior management would like to have some counts of database objects (databases, tables, rows, stored procedures, etc) to show complexity to the executive committee. Does anyone know of a quick way to get this information? I'm going after system tables to get the info and some use of sp_MSforeachdb, but I'm hoping maybe someone has a query stored somewhere they can share. Of course it's needed by tomorrow and it's already 3:43 pm. We're using Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2. And if anyone has ever been in this boat before, is there anything else your management wanted to see? TIA
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Try sp_BlitzIndex with the @Mode = 2 switch for detailed inventories per database including object counts, row counts, and sizes. You can also use the @GetAllDatabases = 1 parameter for system-wide results. (Disclaimer: I’m one of the open source script’s authors.)
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