EDQ AIG Suggested Space Requirement

Hi Mike,
The advance installation guide suggests a minimum of 250 GB of available hard disk space. A reasonable rule of thumb is that OEDQ will
need disk space amounting to 10 times the size of the data it is working with...for working with large datasets or complex prcesses.
In our case we have OEDQ deployed on the Weblogic Application Server and the repositories on the database server.
Just to clarify, Is that space requirement for the app server? Or the db server datafiles for the ts holding the EDQ schemas?
Thx.

Hi,
This is for the EDQ results schema on the db server.
regards,
Nick

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