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All versions of Microsoft SQL Server (not MySQL). Please also add a version-specific tag, like sql-server-2016, since it is often relevant to the question.
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Shrink database after removing extra data [duplicate]
We have a need to fit a database in 4GB in order to use SQL Server Express Edition. I started from a 7GB database, and found a lot of unneeded records, and deleted them. After shrinking, the database …
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Shrink database after removing extra data
After index recreation, using this command:
ALTER INDEX ALL ON Production.Product REBUILD
and than I run SHRINK command again - end up with 2.5G database.
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