What are the limitations to perfroming client copy?

Background:
We have QAS env. with 3 clients (golden client 200, plus 201 and 202) which were created from golden client 200
Currently we are migrating Peoplesoft (Time & Labour and Payroll) to SAP HCM. All three clients are dedicated to a particular phase of the project
200. 200 developing new Benefits pkg
201. Parallel
202. Traning
I need to find out how do I determine if I can add an additional client (4CPU , plenty of disc only 300 of 500 G used for 3 clients)
And by adding this additional client our developer would like to test out their data loads into SAP scripts. they maybe doing this over and over again, and do not want to blow away what is happening in the other three clients
We do have a Plan B, which is to provide them a new client in a rehearsal server which is currently being used to confirm the transports created for configuration of HCM. So if we create a separate client in this server how will it effect the one and only client?
please advise
maria

Hi,
In terms of CPU and RAM Memory load you won´t have more load except for the jobs you developers will throw to the system, you are creating a new client, not adding more WP's. But in terms of Disk it will require more space than the one already have but how much will depend on how much data has the source client that will be copied to the Target Client and this depends on the copy profile you will use. The RDBMS will have more load also when Developers begin to do load testing but this will happend in either system the do it.
Clients are independent except for workbench objects for example, users are client dependant, some configurations are client dependant, etc so the only requirement is disk and usually there is not much space required (your QAS server has plenty of disk space left) so if you want to create it in one or other server will depend on how loaded is your actual QAS server. If QAS don´t have much load go ahead and create the client. I have seem DEV and QAS systems with more than 6 clients working without problems.
Have a good day,

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