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RE:[sap-basis] Disk space recommendations

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Posted by mark_me (Basis consultant)
on Jul 11 at 12:01 PM 		Mark this reply as helpfulMark as helpful
ECC 6.0 and NETWEAVER 7.01 , I am planning right now for ECC PRD , BI landscape with EP as mentioned in the post...

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---------------Original Message---------------
From: mark_me
Sent: Sunday, July 11, 2010 8:20 AM
Subject: Disk space recommendations

> Again I am dependent on the group, I need to have your thoughts on the current disk sizing for Oracle files ( sapdata, archive + logs ) which I have planned for different products with EHP's and suggest if I am required to consider the increase in disk space.
>
> ECC EHP4 DEV : 400 GB ( sapdata , archive +logs ) , after client creation 130 GB is free
> ECC EHP4 QAS : 400 GB ( sapdata, archive +logs) , after client creation 150 GB is free .
> ECC EHP4 PRD : yet to install , assuming 500 GB (sapdata) + 100 GB ( archive +log files)
>
> BW +EP EHP1 DEV : 200 GB for BI ( sapdata , log files ) , 50 GB for EP
> * Here what would be the best way to design landscape considering the BW EHP1 ( 2 SID's on same BOX)
> 1. Have MCOD installation for BW ( 2 SID's) and another DB for EP instance on same box.
> 2. Use BW JAVA instance for EP usage and skip the separate installation of EP and single DB with MCOD.
>
> BW +EP EHP1 QAS : 400 GB for BI ( sapdata , log files ) , 100 GB for EP
> BW EHP1 PRD: 500 GB for BI ( sapdata , log files )
>
> Please suggest as per your experience which landscape design for BW and EP would be better and are the disk size proper?

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