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When adding a .MDF ( .NDF ) or .LDF file to a SQL Server, we have the option to set its initial size, auto-growth, and incremental (percent or absolute). After the database is in operation for a while, is it possible find how much of the actual size is used by the data? For example, if the actual size of the file is 5M, but only 2M is used to store the data, the file can still take 3M of data before it needs to grow. I need a way to find out the "2M" (used size) in the total current size (5M) of the file. Song Li After some research, I noticed the FILEPROPERTY function. SELECT FILEPROPERTY

I did search around various questions related to the one I'm about to ask. I just want to ask it in clear and simple manner and hopefully get a clear and simple answer :) I have a List of several hundred items that I want to present to the user in ListView widget. Initially I want to start with say 50 items and as user scrolls near the bottom I want to add another 50 and so forth. I think GMail Inbox would be a good example of what I need. I'm not interested in Cursor implementation - the dataset is quite simple as I said for now it's just a List . Also - say ListView grows too big, it would

Does anyone know of any examples to dynamically load Json data into a ListView, most examples I have seen just use a static array of some kind. I need to load say 10 rows of Json data, then at the bottom have a load more.. to get the next 10 etc etc. Examples using Json please.... dbaugh Programmer Bruce is correct, there is no default way to do this. However, there is a very clean and simple way to get this accomplished. Here is the adapter I use to handle JSONArrays. class JSONAdapter extends BaseAdapter implements ListAdapter { private final Activity activity; private final JSONArray