Server space requirement for BW

HI BW guru's
How Much server space is required for sap bw installation for smooth development requirement.??
Can we install the data base file and application files in the same folder or do we need to install these two in different folders.
Thanks in advance,
apppropriate points will be awarded
Srinivas--

Hi,
If it is your PC you can have 40GB space and insatll the db file and appl file in diff folders. 80GB would go smooth

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