I know this question has been asked in various forms and I've read most of them.

Here goes mine.

I am on godaddy ( I know my first dumb move) and they limit you to a 200 MB database, which they assured me is more than enough for their hundreds of businesses that run DNN. I have my site ready to roll out and I'm already at 105 MB with only 15 users. I have about 20 pages. My site log gets cleared daily and the event log has nothing in it. It says my unallocated space is only 7 MB. They don't give permissions on shared hosting to shrink the database.

So with that said here are the only tables with large numbers:

SearchIndexer dbo 02/28/2008 10:02:26 PM PRIMARY 1       
 
SearchItem dbo 02/28/2008 10:02:26 PM PRIMARY 133       
 
SearchItemWord dbo 02/28/2008 10:02:26 PM PRIMARY 2660       
 
SearchItemWordPosition dbo 02/28/2008 10:02:26 PM PRIMARY 6072       
 
SearchWord dbo 02/28/2008 10:02:26 PM PRIMARY 1438

Could these possibly be taking up so much space? If so how do I get it under control?

The database was only about 30 MB 2 weeks ago when I checked it. When I do a back up with there control panel it makes a file with a .bak extension and that is only 15 MB.

I'm not trying to bored anyone, I'm just giving details to see if any of this is normal or am I headed down a path of disaster when I run out of database space 2 weeks after today, when we handed out 1300 brochures inviting customers to register at our web site.

Any help or suggestions or comfort ( if I'm over paranoid ) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Mike

Check the site log and the transaction log. Usually they get full in case there's a page/module load error or choose to have less issues being logged.

Thanks everyone for the comments. I must say it has me baffled.

I was wondering if it could be a game they play to try to move you into a dedicated server?

Anyone else have any ideas of what else to look for?

Thanks,

Mike