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hmjones8
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Recommended SRM Sql Database Size

Hi,

I've been searching for some info on recommended SQL Database sizes for SRM. I have an XLS Spreadsheet for VC SQL Recommendations. Which I found here http://vmetc.com/2008/04/03/virtual-center-25-now-uses-sql-server-2005-express-as-default-database/

Is there anything for SRM? Does anyone know what the recommended minimum size is for SRM SQL DB? Any info would be helpful.

Thanks.

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Michelle_Laveri
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Unfortunately, I don't think the info you want is in the public domain...

I can't imagine that the footprint of SQL DB for SRM would be as significant as VC. After all it doesn't have to maintain so many object properties & attributes. But without further info from VMware, I'm merely speculating...

If you tell me how I find out my DB size in SQL2005. I could tell you how big my DB is - its been running for some months. It's lab environment so it won't be realistic.

Perhaps others here could report this so we could get a "feel" for the DB size and growth...

I take it there's some kind of corp standard in your business - that decrees this?

or are you just anxious about the rate of growth on the DB files???

Regards

Mike

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Michelle Laverick
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Lofty
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The SRM database needs no where near the amount that VC needs.

VMware have a sizing tools for both MS SQL and Oracle - - under the Tools section

ie, 500 Protected VMs in 150 protection groups needs about 90MB at the protection site and about 10MB at the primary site

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Lofty

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rajvm256
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database sizing tool (looks old) but is this you are searching for ?

http://www.vmware.com/files/pdf/Site_Recovery_Manager_1.0U1_Database_Sizing_Calculator.xls.

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