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You do not have to worry about it as much as with access. If you do wish to reclaim free space you can issue the command

DBCC SHRINKDATABASE

e.g.

dbcc shrinkdatabase (databasename,10) will shrink the database but leave 10% of the new file size as free space. This isn't always going to reclaim all the free space but it is quick. Unlike access this can be executed while users are still accessing the database.

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PD - thanks... for the other response too with the DataList...looking into that...MSDE gets cooler and cooler now that I finally got it working...I imagine when the DB needs to grow it grows on it own, and I didn't realize (and maybe I'm wrong but it seems this way) all these commands you could do as querys and not have to use the OSQL utility... that's very cool... very, very cool. Now if I can figure out an easy way to deploy....

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