What is the default page size in SQL Server?

What is the size of a page in SQL Server?

As mentioned, in SQL Server, the page size is 8-KB. This means SQL Server databases have 128 pages per megabyte. Each page begins with a 96-byte header that is used to store system information about the page.

What is the default size of an SQL Server database?

When you create a database, the default size is 8MB. The autogrowth setting is 64MB at a time with unlimited growth (SQL Server 2016). By the way, the initial size and autogrowth settings are not the same between SQL Server versions. You can see this in the SQL Server 2016 and SQL Server 2008 R2 screenshots below.

What is database page size?

DB pages can be between 512 bytes and 64K bytes in size. The size that you select must be a power of 2. You set your database's page size using DB->set_pagesize() . Note that a database's page size can only be selected at database creation time.

What is the size of view in SQL?

Answers. A "view" has no size, unless there are indexes on it. It is simply a predefined SELECT statement.