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DB Log file(s), VLF and Size analysis - SQL Server

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Summary:

Analyze SQL DB Log file(s), Virtual Log files & Size information for all online SQL Databases

Compatible & Tested SQL Versions: 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012, 2014 & 2016

/********************************************************************************************

Author: Sandeep Kumar.Sangineedy


email: [email protected]
Purpose: Analyze SQL DB Log file(s), Virtual Log files & Size information for all online SQL Databases
Compatible & Tested SQL Versions: 2005, 2008, 2008 R2, 2012, 2014 & 2016

Usage:
1. Open SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) and connect to SQL Server.
2. Click on “New Query”, copy the complete code and, paste it and run (Complete code).

Description: This Script reads SQL Server databases LOG files information from below mentioned DBCC
commands and displays in friendly way

1. [ DBCC LOGINFO ]
2. [ DBCC SQLPERF(LOGSPACE) ]
3. [ sys.databases ]

********************************************************************************************/

--Note: I just transformed the Original Script as a


--Stored Procedure to save our valuable time.

use master
go

IF EXISTS (
SELECT type_desc, type
FROM sys.procedures WITH(NOLOCK)
WHERE NAME = 'DBLogVLFReport'
AND type = 'P'
)
DROP PROCEDURE DBLogVLFReport
GO

Create procedure DBLogVLFReport


AS

DECLARE @DBCC_SQLPERF TABLE(


Dbid INT,
Database_Name VARCHAR(4000),
Recovery VARCHAR(500),
Log_Reuse_Wait VARCHAR(200),
Number_of_Log_Files INT,
Virtual_Log_Files INT,
Log_Total_Size_MB NUMERIC(30,3),
Log_Used_Size_MB NUMERIC(30,3),
Log_Used_Percent NUMERIC(30,3),
Log_Free_Size_MB NUMERIC(30,3),
Log_Free_Percent NUMERIC(30,3),
Status INT
)

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..##VLFInfo') IS NOT NULL


DROP TABLE ##VLFInfo

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..##VLFCountResults') IS NOT NULL


DROP TABLE ##VLFCountResults

CREATE TABLE ##VLFInfo(


RecoveryUnitID int,
FileID int,
FileSize bigint,
StartOffset bigint,
FSeqNo bigint,
[Status] bigint,
Parity bigint,
CreateLSN numeric(38));

IF (PARSENAME(CONVERT(varchar(32), CAST(SERVERPROPERTY('ProductVersion') AS varchar(50))), 4) <= 10 )


ALTER TABLE ##VLFInfo DROP COLUMN RecoveryUnitID

CREATE TABLE ##VLFCountResults(DatabaseName sysname, VLFCount int);


EXEC sp_MSforeachdb N'Use [?];
INSERT INTO ##VLFInfo EXEC sp_executesql N''DBCC LOGINFO([?])'';
INSERT INTO ##VLFCountResults SELECT DB_NAME(), COUNT(*) FROM ##VLFInfo;
TRUNCATE TABLE ##VLFInfo;'

INSERT INTO @DBCC_SQLPERF(Database_Name,Log_Total_Size_MB,Log_Used_Percent,Status)


EXEC('DBCC SQLPERF(LOGSPACE)')

UPDATE @DBCC_SQLPERF
SET Recovery = recovery_model_desc,
Log_Reuse_Wait = log_reuse_wait_desc
FROM master.sys.databases
WHERE Database_Name = name

UPDATE @DBCC_SQLPERF
SET Dbid = DB_ID(Database_Name)
,Log_Used_Size_MB = (Log_Total_Size_MB/100)*Log_Used_Percent

UPDATE @DBCC_SQLPERF
SET Log_Free_Size_MB = Log_Total_Size_MB - Log_Used_Size_MB,
Log_Free_Percent = 100 - Log_Used_Percent

UPDATE @DBCC_SQLPERF SET Number_of_Log_Files =


( SELECT filescount FROM
(SELECT Dbname = DB_NAME(database_id),filescount = COUNT(*) FROM sys.master_files where type = 1
GROUP BY DB_NAME(database_id)) A
WHERE Dbname = Database_Name)

UPDATE @DBCC_SQLPERF SET Virtual_Log_Files =


(SELECT VLFCount FROM ##VLFCountResults WHERE DatabaseName = Database_Name )

SELECT [SQL Instance Name] = SERVERPROPERTY('servername')


,Dbid
,Database_Name
,Recovery
,Log_Reuse_Wait
,Number_of_Log_Files
,Virtual_Log_Files
,[Log File Size] = CASE WHEN (Log_Total_Size_MB)< 1024 then CAST(CAST(((Log_Total_Size_MB))
AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' MB'
WHEN (Log_Total_Size_MB)< 1048576 then CAST(CAST(((Log_Total_Size_MB))/1024.0 AS
NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' GB'
WHEN (Log_Total_Size_MB)< 1073741824 then
CAST(CAST(((Log_Total_Size_MB))/1048576.0 AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' TB'
ELSE CAST(CAST(((Log_Total_Size_MB))/1073741824.0 AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20))
+' PB' END
,[Used Log File Size (%)] = CASE WHEN (Log_Used_Size_MB)< 1024 then
CAST(CAST(((Log_Used_Size_MB)) AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' MB'
WHEN (Log_Used_Size_MB)< 1048576 then CAST(CAST(((Log_Used_Size_MB))/1024.0 AS
NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' GB'
WHEN (Log_Used_Size_MB)< 1073741824 then CAST(CAST(((Log_Used_Size_MB))/1048576.0
AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' TB'
ELSE CAST(CAST(((Log_Used_Size_MB))/1073741824.0 AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20))
+' PB' END + ' ( '+ CAST(Log_Used_Percent AS VARCHAR(100)) + ' % )'
,[Free Log File Size (%) ] = CASE WHEN (Log_Free_Size_MB)< 1024 then
CAST(CAST(((Log_Free_Size_MB)) AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' MB'
WHEN (Log_Free_Size_MB)< 1048576 then CAST(CAST(((Log_Free_Size_MB))/1024.0 AS
NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' GB'
WHEN (Log_Free_Size_MB)< 1073741824 then CAST(CAST(((Log_Free_Size_MB))/1048576.0
AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20)) +' TB'
ELSE CAST(CAST(((Log_Free_Size_MB))/1073741824.0 AS NUMERIC(10,3))AS VARCHAR(20))
+' PB' END + ' ( '+ CAST(Log_Free_Percent AS VARCHAR(100)) + ' % )'
FROM @DBCC_SQLPERF
ORDER BY Log_Total_Size_MB DESC

DROP TABLE ##VLFInfo;


DROP TABLE ##VLFCountResults;

GO

Sample result of the attached script would look like below:

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