Exchange 2010 - 2013 Public Folder Migration target database gets much bigger than source database

Hi,
i have a question about the pf migration from Exchange 2010 to Exchange 2013. The source database ist about 370 GB. The migration process is still running. At the moment the target database is already 491GB big. Is that a normal behaviour during the migration
process.
Thanks

Hi,
After you have finished the public folder migration process, you can compare the item count of public folders to make sure all public folders have been moved to Exchange 2013.
You can check this by comparing the snapshots before and after the migration. You can refer to the "How do I know this worked?" section in the following article.
Migrate Public Folders to Exchange 2013 From Previous Versions
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj150486(v=exchg.150).aspx
Best regards,
Belinda
Belinda Ma
TechNet Community Support

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    StatusDetail                     : FailedOther
    SyncStage                        : CreatingFolderHierarchy
    Flags                            : IntraOrg, Pull, Suspend, SuspendWhenReadyToComplete
    RequestStyle                     : IntraOrg
    Direction                        : Pull
    Protect                          : False
    Priority                         : Normal
    Suspend                          : True
    SourceVersion                    : Version 14.3 (Build 123.0)
    SourceDatabase                   : Public Folder Database 0592897580
    SourceServer                     : MYEXCHTEMP.mydomain.local
    BatchName                        : 
    OutlookAnywhereHostName          : 
    RemoteCredentialUsername         : 
    AuthenticationMethod             : Basic
    RemoteMailboxLegacyDN            : 
    RemoteMailboxServerLegacyDN      : 
    BadItemLimit                     : 0
    BadItemsEncountered              : 0
    LargeItemLimit                   : 0
    LargeItemsEncountered            : 0
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    StartTimestamp                   : 1/20/2014 8:36:56 PM
    LastUpdateTimestamp              : 1/20/2014 8:36:59 PM
    InitialSeedingCompletedTimestamp : 
    FinalSyncTimestamp               : 
    CompletionTimestamp              : 
    SuspendedTimestamp               : 
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    TotalDataReplicationWaitDuration : 
    TotalSuspendedDuration           : 
    TotalFailedDuration              : 1.11:22:16
    TotalQueuedDuration              : 00:00:04
    TotalInProgressDuration          : 00:00:05
    TotalStalledDueToCIDuration      : 
    TotalStalledDueToHADuration      : 
    TotalStalledDueToReadThrottle    : 
    TotalStalledDueToWriteThrottle   : 
    TotalStalledDueToReadCpu         : 
    TotalStalledDueToWriteCpu        : 
    TotalStalledDueToReadUnknown     : 
    TotalStalledDueToWriteUnknown    : 
    TotalTransientFailureDuration    : 
    TotalIdleDuration                : 00:00:01
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    EstimatedTransferSize            : 0 B (0 bytes)
    EstimatedTransferItemCount       : 0
    BytesTransferred                 : 0 B (0 bytes)
    BytesTransferredPerMinute        : 
    ItemsTransferred                 : 0
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    PositionInQueue                  : 
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    OrganizationId                   : 
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