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• Disk space required for the restructuring of the DB

  Hi all
  
  Running Essbase 11.1.2.1
  
  Sought a definitive answer to this and can't seem to find one, hoping that someone here can provide some clarification.
  
  
  For the sake of arguments, if I wanted to make a '' RESTRUCTURING '' through the Regional service for a 50 GB database, how much free space will have to complete successfully?
  
  A. probably simplified view (assuming the data must land on ora-ess01, have a few "Fireworks" and then go back to the DB), I imagine that something around 150% the size of the file would be sufficient, so about 75 GB free.
  
  We are being advised by our consultants to have 250%, which would mean 125 GB... im assuming they are correct, because they know much more than we mere mortals (me), but if someone could shed some light on this it would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  
  JB

  You don't mention if it's ASO or OSB. I'll assume BSO. That, to at least the size of your .pag, .ind, .otl, .esm combined files as it makes copies of all these. a little more would be food. Of course that would be the minimum and if a single database gets restructured and allow growth of DB.

  With ASO, you need more space because it creates a copy in the temp directory for as well as the .dat file and so I heard the recommendation of 2 times your dat file, but I think you could get away with less.

  I don't know what other factors are your consultant is taken into account I don't know your environment.

  I should mention that it's for a simple restructuring, if restructuring is done by exporting the data, delete the DB and reloading, then much more disk is necessary because data would not be compressed on the disk in the export.

  Published by: GlennS_3 on January 23, 2012 07:45

• 127 GB of disk space required for Windows XP?

  I use the copy of XP comes with my computer 10 years ago.  I upgraded to SP 3.  XP is now 127 GB of my 142 GB disck drive.  I think it should be less than 70 GB.  How can I reduce the space occupied by Windows?

  Thank you!

  The brief flash was probably because you run msizap by double-clicking to open a command prompt window instead and it works there.

  This is probably the best at this time for you to take the computer to a local store.  I suggest does not go to a place geeksquad or type BigBoxStoreUSA, but you probably right that who take you to reinstall Windows.  Don't forget to tell them to back up your data files (photos, documents, music, etc.) first.

  Unless the Office was preinstalled on the computer when you bought it (and the store chooses to use the method of 'back to the conditions of the factory'), you must reinstall Office.  You also need to reinstall other applications that are now on the computer.  You need original installation media and product keys.  Ask the shop to extract the product keys for your various applications before reinstalling Windows.

  Good luck.

• Please wait until the installer finishes determining your disk space requirements

  I have a windows Xp, Im trying to download Windows live sign in assistant. It seems to be stuck in (Please wait until the installer finishes determining your disk space requirements) I'm not quite sure what to do, Ive has been looking for an awnser for quite awhile. Im trying to download a game called also age of empires online. If there is a way I can by pass this dl all together that would be even better. I just went to re - install the program and this is the link ( http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?displaylang=en&id=15106 ), it is not windows 7 but I'm not sure if it would work for my windows Xp. This link pop when I run the games for windows marketplace... Thanks - Matt...

  Well, I had it works for me without re doing not, but by going to my downloads and put back on the download I re install a couple of times and the same results, once I started it of my downloads, it worked like a charm! Hope this helps someone out there.

• Attempt to determine the space required for the migration of the opening...

  Hello:

  I'll put together a plan to migrate from Aperture to Lightroom.  My research is coming short on a particular issue... If I use Adobe plug-in to convert, if it changes the file system existing opening, thus converting the Lightroom folder structure?  Or, is, in essence, "duplicate" files by creating a new set for Lightroom and leaving the intact existing opening?

  If it gives all existing files, I'm fine.  If it is redundant with, I have to approach differently - since my opening set is about 400 GB, and I have about 100GB left on my drive.

  I've almost worn out G for Google tries to find an answer.  Your help is appreciated.

  Thank you!

  PS I posted this on the General discussion of Lightroom, but I have received no feedback.

  The migration tool calculates the space required before continuing. It really depends on if your Aperture library is managed or referenced. In the case of a managed library, your images will be get duplicated in order to protect the opening of corruption. See this link for more information:

  http://www.lightroomqueen.com/ready-move-aperture-iPhoto/

• Space required for the upgrade to Windows 8.1

  Hi, I have a 32 GB SSD drive in my XPS with Windows 8 14. This 4 GB is free. If I opt for the upgrade to Windows 8.1, it replaces the Windows 8 files or consume this extra space after Windows 8? Windows 8.1 download size is 3, 8 GB.

  If I have problems with the hard disk space, is it possible to roll back the upgrade? Thank you very much!!

  You need 16 GBs minimum free space to accommodate the Setup routine...

  16 GB for 32-bit

  20 GB for 64-bit

  If installation success does not, he will return to its original state.

• Storage space required for installation of the ODI Prod

  Hello
  
  We install ODI in Linux and the customer server in the Windows machine. How much is the space allocation of memory recommended Linux server and Wimdows for the customer?
  
  Thanks for your time and your help.

  According to http://bidevata.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/installation-of-odi-11-1-1-6-on-windows-64-bit/:

  Disk space: 5GB or more
  Available memory: 2 GB or more

• disk memory and space requirment for development database

  Hi all
  
  I want to know the disk space and memory required for the configuration of the environment development database.
  
  Production database size is max 25 to 30 concerts
  and only 3 user will use this database
  
  on this info my suggesion is to go with 3 GB memory 60 GB of backup space and archivelog. Let me know experts comment on that

  xuv500 wrote:

  I want to know the disk space and memory required for the configuration of the environment development database.

  Production database size is max 25 to 30 concerts
  and only 3 user will use this database

  on this info my suggesion is to go with 3 GB memory 60 GB of backup space and archivelog. Let me know experts comment on that

  How long lasts this string? ++

  So, in other words - it depends. Development environment might include a database logic dev (containing data from prod), one database Q & A logic (to test changes in dev) and a complete copy of the prod database logic (to test the final deployment).

  It could contain an R & D environment - where all data from prod is necessary for data mining research and then to deploy processes of extraction of useful data in the production.

  It could be used in a number of ways - and some of them will be more intensive in the transformation and requiring more data, than the production.

  Ideally - dev environment should look like as close as possible to the prod environment. Ideally, that means a server hardware and similar size, same o/s and Oracle versions and same volumes of data.

• Space required for backup to disk more files

  How can I increase the space in my Recovery(D:) parce que je veux sauvegarder plus de fichiers.) I get the message disk space insufficient, even after a cleanup is performed.

  I free 173KO in my OS (c :)) can I transfer some of it to (D), who has only 9.99 KB.
  Thank you very much

  The recovery was put there by your OEM for the recovery of a factory default state.

  Buy an external USB disk for backup on.  Backup to the same disk hard physics is not a backup, if the hard drive dies, you lose your original and all backups.

• 16 GB of free disk space required to upgrade?

  I have a 80 GB drive partitioned and C: has 3 GB of spare, I would like to upgrade to windows 7, but it says I need 16 GB of free disk, Vista is already using 22 gb - if I upgrade to I win 6 GB or is windows really 38 GB because none of my partitions are that big. (E: a 22 GB of spare I put windows on both Partitions?).

  I tried to resize the two partitions by using disk management C: offers the possibility of reduction of the score but the expand option is grayed out.

  Windows 7 32-bit requires 16 GB of free disk space
  Windows 7 64-bit requires 20 GB of free space on the disk

  In fact, Windows 7 does not use that amount of space, but for the actual installation, Windows 7 will store some files temporarily to help with the installation. Disk space actually used by Windows varies from 6 to 10 GB, depending on the edition you are installing.

  You can try to free disk space by running disk clean up and remove old system restore points. You can also try clearing your temporary files directory:

  Click Start, type: folder
  Press ENTER, delete the contents of this folder.

  Additional details and instructions for the release of disk space:
  How to speed up your Windows 7 system:
  http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/CNS! E8E5CC039D51E3DB! 40406.entry

  You should try to uninstall applications you do not use and move files you use for example videos, photos on an external hard drive, you could do temporarily, then restore them after the installation of Windows 7.

• My disk space decreases for no apparent reason!

  I have a Gateway with Windows Vista laptop.  I tried to clean up disk space using disk cleanup, deletion of temp. files from the Internet and even delete programs and files I don't use.  For some reason, the amount of free space on my C drive keeps getting smaller and smaller!  Is it because I have a virus download programs and taking up space?  I'm not add additional programs or files.

  For example, earlier today, I had 2 GB of free space left, and I noticed its been slowly decreasing.  I'm at 435 MB as I write this.

  Can someone help me?

  Hi John,.

  The usual culprit is the system restore. Have you tried to disable the system restore to see if you have new space that you lost? See this link from my Web site: http://www.winuser.co.uk/windows_vista_faq/11_turn_off_system_restore.html

  System Restore will have up to 15% of your disk space when creating restore points, so he can easily eat disk space on hard disks that are already full. By disabling the system restore can back space for you, once you re-enable the system restore then fresh restore points will be created (i per day) and the space will start to disappear again. Personally I disable restoring the system completely on my machine, but I don't have a regular regime of imagery of my hard drive using Acronis True Image (not free, unfortunately) just in case of problems

  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk ; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org ; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org ; Web: http://www.silversurfer-guide.com

• How to calculate what bandwidth is required for a site of Dataguard

  Hello
  
  We are running 11 g R2 RAC two nodes on windows 2008 R2 servers. We intend to build Dataguard site with the plug of the same or higher. For this reason, could someone please let me know that, how can I calculate the bandwidth required for site-based dataguard
  
  activity in our production environment? Is there any kind of method to help I can calculate the requirment of current bandwidth for my database of production in Mbps?
  
  Any help would be appreciated!

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• Disk space free for vmfs is only a split of hd space quantity

  Hi all

  I am trying to create a new partition for my VMs vmfs. However, the available disk space is only a split quantity of disk space available (see photo of vSphere. customer I use a RAID5 with 2.18 TB of capacity, but vSphere shows that only 184 GB are available...

  Any ideas?

  Thanks in advance!

  

  See http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsphere4/r40/vsp_40_config_max.pdf

  Each unique logica disk must be less than 2 TB.

  Separate your RAID to 2 virtual disks.

  André

• Space required for Vista SP1 and SP2?

  Hello

  I have an old Windows Vista Basic Home Edition machine, I bought in 2006. I have not installed upgrades to SP1 and SP2 again, but I want to get them now. Drive C, where Vista is installed, has only 3 GB of space left free. Could someone please guide me if I should proceed with the upgrade or have more space? How much space would take these updates?

  Thanks in advance.

  Concerning

  
  

  Hello

  I have an old Windows Vista Basic Home Edition machine, I bought in 2006. I have not installed upgrades to SP1 and SP2 again, but I want to get them now. Drive C, where Vista is installed, has only 3 GB of space left free. Could someone please guide me if I should proceed with the upgrade or have more space? How much space would take these updates?

  Thanks in advance.

  Concerning

  
  

  Hey HKansal

  you really need to buy a bigger hard drive

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/learn-how-to-install-Windows-Vista-Service-Pack-1-SP1

  Make sure you have enough disk space to install SP1 (even though much of that space will be recovered after the installation). If you need a free space on the disk, go to onlinestrategies to free disk space .

  Windows Update	based on the x 86: 1 200 MB based on the 64: 1 500 MB x
  Download SP1 from the Microsoft Web site	based on the x 86: 2 500 MB to 5 450 MB x 64-based: 4 100 MB to 7 850 MB

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/learn-how-to-install-Windows-Vista-Service-Pack-2-SP2

  Make sure you have enough disk space to install SP2 (though much of that space will be recovered after the installation). If you need a free space on the disk, go to onlinestrategies to free disk space .

  Windows Update	based on the x 86: 684 MB based on the x 64: 863 MB
  Download SP2 from the Microsoft Web site	based on the x 86: 1.8 GB to 3 GB based on the x 64: 3.2 GB to 5 GB

  Walter, the time zone traveller

• More space required for the automatic signature column after the email

  I believe there should be more space for the automatic signature after the email because it is easy for the receiver to know all the details of the sender for example name, designation, company name, address of the company, business logo, fixed line telephone amendments and our mobile phones and even the site.

  Other e-mail accounts provide more space for this purpose.
  Thank you
  Gill

  And what e-mail program you use?

  The GIS is part of the msg, is not an addition to a msg