OIM Data storage requirements

I was wondering if there are any thumb rules to determine how much data will OIM generate. Is this dependant on number of user profile for any given number of transactions. Also, if this data can be broken into different categories such as identity data, provisioning data, audit-trail data etc?
We are in middle of defining our data archival strategy and need to understand data storage requirements.
Thanks in advance for your input on this.

user7749985 wrote:
I was wondering if there are any thumb rules to determine how much data will OIM generate. http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/id_mgmt/oxp/pdf/oracle%20identity%20manager%20sizing%20version%201.3.pdf
Is this dependant on number of user profile for any given number of transactions. Yes it is.

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A friend of mine is developing a database for a
specific environment:
A small number of peer-to-peer networked Windows
computers in a small office, with no dedicated servers
- each computer acting as an individual's workstation.
They want a "central" database to store client
information etc, with an interface they can all use at
once to access and change the data.
based on this i have a non-Java solution to suggest.
use MS-Access and IIS to develop and deploy an intranet.
there are several pros to this solution that i see
- You can develop and deploy an intranet using web browsers as clients very quickly and relatively cheaply
- an intranet (series of web pages) vs. a full blown application may well be easier to make changes to
- having the data in a RDBMS (Access) which will be cost effective in this case also will make it relatively simple to upgrade port the system later
now i like programming in java as much as the next person but from your requirements it sounds like writing an application might be overkill. in my experience doing an intranet like this is a pretty good solution.. you don't have to install anything on the clients... you already have the software for the server (if you don't have IIS most versions of Windows now have PWS or Personal Web Server which will work for this)... the important thing is to have a good database design so that you can make changes or port the client easily later if you need to.

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Thank You Roger. I did call Gigabyte. This is how i solved it with the gigabyte support team.
1. Don't try installing Win7 64bit sp1 and setup RAID at the same time. (even go ahead and unplug those raid drives if you have it plugged in). The OS should be installed first on the boot drive, but make sure the BIOS is already set
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3. Now i have the GA-H97-Gaming 3 mother board, it had Bios F3. I upgraded it to F5 as per support tech.
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