Cleanup of unused database objects

Hi,
I've inherited a database with lots of unused objects (tables and
SPs). What I want to do is determine wich objects have not been used
for the last 30 days and remove them from the database.
Is there a way to determine the last time a table was accessed or a
Stored Procedure was run. I've looked at the system tables but haven't
seen anything that indicates this. I can put a trace on, but that
would consume too many cycles of the machine.
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.
EdThe way I have handled this is to run a trace (SQL Profiler) to see which
objects are accessed.
Store the Object_id's ... you can store the trace in a table if you want and
select them later ... this will give you a list of objects that are being
used.
-Lars
"Edward Roepe" <edward@.roepe.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I've inherited a database with lots of unused objects (tables and
> SPs). What I want to do is determine wich objects have not been used
> for the last 30 days and remove them from the database.
> Is there a way to determine the last time a table was accessed or a
> Stored Procedure was run. I've looked at the system tables but haven't
> seen anything that indicates this. I can put a trace on, but that
> would consume too many cycles of the machine.
> Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.
> Ed

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