Checking disk usage by tables of Deep Security Manager in Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio

- Updated:
- 18 Feb 2019
- Product/Version:
- Deep Security 10.0
- Deep Security 10.1
- Deep Security 10.2
- Deep Security 10.3
- Deep Security 11.0
- Deep Security 11.1
- Deep Security 11.2
- Deep Security 11.3
- Deep Security 9.5
- Deep Security 9.6
- Platform:
- N/A N/A

Summary

There are cases wherein the Deep Security Manager database is occupying too much disk space. This article shows how to check disk usage by top tables when using Microsoft SQL Server as database.

Details

To view the disk usage:

Open the SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
Right-click the Deep Security Manager database.
Navigate to Reports > Standard Reports.
Click Disk Usage by Top Table.

The requested data will be generated in a table.

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