While setting up a new testing environment to help development make slightly less bugs, I was looking at how to transfer the database without restoring a bunch of archive tables that we really didn’t need on QA.
Logically we’d have moved those archive tables to a separate archive database, but that would be a lot of work and we just haven’t felt like it.
Mmm Hot Pockets.After looking at our database we realized that about 90% of the space was data that we really didn’t need on a testing environment, and most of that data was…
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