ECC 6.0 Upgrade database size

Hello,
We are planing to upgrade from 4.7E to ECC 6.0. Our current database size is around 1.5 TB. What is the size of database growth after upgrade? How much diskspace we must reserve for upgrade?
I appreciate your help
Thanks,
Kris

> We are planing to upgrade from 4.7E to ECC 6.0. Our current database size is around 1.5 TB. What is the size of database growth after upgrade? How much diskspace we must reserve for upgrade?
In my case my Non-unicode DB size is 680GB and after upgrade to Non-unicode ECC 6.0 my DB growth Hardly 20GB.
So its not 3 times of your DB size.
In case of Conversion from non-Unicode to unicode 4.7 db growth near to 30-40GB and upgrade from Unicode 4.7 to Unicode ECC 6.0 another 30 to 40 GB.
Note : this is with DB SQL server 2005 on Windows 2003 EE.
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Edited by: Nikunj Thaker on Mar 17, 2009 9:58 AM
Edited by: Nikunj Thaker on Mar 17, 2009 9:59 AM

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