How to know the size of a client and an instance ?

hi,
How to know and measure the size of a client and an instance ?
comment and advice will be appreciated.
regards,
kent

Hi Kent,
I always measure the size of the complete DB (instance) with DSPLIB *PRINT in batch - the very last line is the size. You could have a look into DB02 as well.
The client size is more complicated ...
You could do a "test-client-copy" - there it reports a size - but this size is far too small normally ....
Regards
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