Shrinking the Database

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Shrinking the Database

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April 29th, 2008, 04:52 AM

carumuga

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Shrinking the Database

It would be great if someone specifically say when to Shrink the database and what is the advantages and pitfalls of using this command. i.e. (Is it advisable to shrink the database quite frequently)

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