QUESTION POSED ON: 08 March 2005 This is the situation: We have a large number of MS SQL Server databases in a data warehouse
environment. Internal clients (a) query for result sets and (b) select
into/DTS/FTP or whatever into their own systems thereby duplicating the
data on other systems. The results are: 1. Storage space increase
(duplication) and 2. They also use the data but are not charged for the
service like the db/system owners. How can we record who, and how much
in bytes, offload data from the MS SQL Server databases so that we can charge
these "clients"? Are there any simple tools available for this
measurement?
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EXPERT RESPONSE
I recommend you take a look at Embarcadero's Data Management suite. They
have several tools that provide for analysis and statistics as they
relate to database management.
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