How to determine data size of updates on OS X

I'm on a limited monthly data allotment (satellite-based ISP). In order to effectively manage my data usage, I would like to know how big the updates are. I can access 'unlimited' data during certain off-peak periods. Is there a way to indicate the size of updates, easily?

Can you see if the transaction RSCUSTV6 helps you?
Also, you can try the path: SBIW -> General Settings -> 'Maintain Control Parameters for Data Transfer'.
But i think this is a general setting for all loads, which may not be desirable.
Some notes which will tell you more on data packet size and impact: 409641, 417307, 157652, 138794.

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