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Get all files of all databases from SQL Server 2005 with a single query
by  Markus UnterauerNo presence information  on 1/29/2008 11:00 PM
Category: SQL Server

SELECT

 
     sys.databases .name as database_name ,
     sys.databases .state_desc As database_state ,
     sys.databases .create_date as database_creationdate ,
    suser_sname ( sys.databases .owner_sid) As database_owner ,
    sys.master_files .name As logical_filename, 
    physical_name As physical_filename, 
    type_desc As file_type, 
    sys.master_files.size * 8 file_size_kbyte
FROM 
    sys.master_files 
    inner join sys.databases on sys.master_files.database_id = sys.databases.database_id
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Re: Get all files of all databases from SQL Server 2005 with a single query

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CUBIDO\p.kirschnerNo presence information on 3/17/2010 10:01 AM
 

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