Remote client copy (SCC9) from Quality to Developement

[Former Member]

Hi Guys,

We are planning to do the remote client copy (SCC9) from Quality to Developement, we have run test run of the client copy,According to resource analysis required (KB) is 992.807.950 and also we have rin the program RSTABLESIZE to check the client size and result is as floows

*19.01.2011 Test Program for Determining Table Sizes 1*

*State of Table Analysis: 19.01.2011 17:07:12*

**Table: ***

*Compress Cluster:*

*Not Delivery Class L: X*

*Not Delivery Class A:*

*Client: 600 1.707.738.658,50 kByte*

The result of the program RSTABLESIZE is 1.707.738.658,50 kByte and resource analysis in SCC3 is 992.807.950 KB ,So,does that mean we required 1.6TB of database size in target system ?

We want to know how space will be required in the traget database and also how much system space will reqiured for the log files (i.e. /usr/sap/trans)

Regards,

Basis Team

[Former Member]

Hi Basis Team,

If i am not wrong, using the program RSTABLESIZE is considered as "pure data".

I would suggest to consider it as 1.6 TB to avoid any complications.

Thanks.

Regards,

Siva.

[Former Member]

Hi Siva ,

Thans for your answer. We have gone through the note 118823 . and the result of the program RSTABLESIZE is 1.707.738.658,50 kByte as i have already mentioned in my previous post . So that means it is 1.6 TB .

So my douubt is , since our database size accoeding to DB02 > Space Statistics is 728.425.488 i.e aroung 720 GB and the result of RSTABLESIZE is showing more than 1.6 TB .

We are very confused how to believe this data

Basis Team

[Former Member]

Hi Basis Team,

DB02 reflects the database size. Note 118823 gives standard proceedure for this. However, we can't confirm anything until unless you write a custom ABAP report.

Other way is... you can estimate by when was the last client copy done from production to quality and after that what is the average growth of database in production and based on that you can estimate the space required in quality.

By performing all the calculations as mentioned above, we can have a rough idea on the space required in target database.

Thanks.

Regards,

Siva.