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Esse código mostra o tamanho ocupado por cada pacote de SSIS carregado dentro do MSDB.

Algumas vezes o MSDB começa a ganhar proporções ocupadas que apenas a limpeza de rotina não dá conta e o pessoal esquece que os pacotes também ocupam espaço…

with ChildFolders
as
(
select PARENT.parentfolderid, PARENT.folderid, PARENT.foldername,
cast('' as sysname) as RootFolder,
cast(PARENT.foldername as varchar(max)) as FullPath,
0 as Lvl
from msdb.dbo.sysssispackagefolders PARENT
where PARENT.parentfolderid is null
UNION ALL
select CHILD.parentfolderid, CHILD.folderid, CHILD.foldername,
case ChildFolders.Lvl
when 0 then CHILD.foldername
else ChildFolders.RootFolder
end as RootFolder,
cast(ChildFolders.FullPath + '/' + CHILD.foldername as varchar(max))
as FullPath,
ChildFolders.Lvl + 1 as Lvl
from msdb.dbo.sysssispackagefolders CHILD
inner join ChildFolders on ChildFolders.folderid = CHILD.parentfolderid
)
select F.RootFolder, F.FullPath, P.name as PackageName,
P.description as PackageDescription, P.packageformat, P.packagetype,
P.vermajor, P.verminor, P.verbuild, P.vercomments,
cast(cast(P.packagedata as varbinary(max)) as xml) as PackageData,datalength(P.packagedata)/1024 AS SpaeceusedKB
from ChildFolders F
inner join msdb.dbo.sysssispackages P on P.folderid = F.folderid
order by F.FullPath asc, P.name asc;

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