Have you ever experienced uncontrolled growing size of SQL
Server Data Drive for a SharePoint Environment? If yes, the below could be the
reason.
There is a data base in SharePoint environment whose name
started with “Secure_Store_Service_DB_”
In that database there is a table called SSSAudit, which keep growing if the
Audit is enabled.
There can be 2 way to control this.
- Disable the Auditing Feature
- Change the Purge frequency
These above configuration is available in a table called SSSConfig
Which can be updated by simple SQL Query.
UPDATE dbo.SSSConfig SET
EnableAudit = 0
UPDATE dbo.SSSConfig SET PurgeAuditDays =
10