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I think this..<br />
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day 1 = 1.56<br />
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day 2 = 2.028<br />
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day 3 = 2.6364
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I think this..

day 1 = 1.56

day 2 = 2.028

day 3 = 2.6364

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Yes it is...incremented 30%..
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So, 30% is based on Provide Storage capacity for 3 years?
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So, 30% is based on Provide Storage capacity for 3 years?

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Assuming Day1 = Jan 1st = 3TB – out of this allocated , how much % will you consume on Jan1st?<br />
In next month, how much GB this consumption will grow?
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Assuming Day1 = Jan 1st = 3TB – out of this allocated , how much % will you consume on Jan1st?
In next month, how much GB this consumption will grow?

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Hi michalek19,<br />
Is this done :)<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
Pawan
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Hi michalek19,
Is this done :)

Regards,
Pawan

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Hi<br />
<br />
What should be a disk storage size for SQL db in day 1, day 2 and day 3.?<br />
<br />
Where my database size is 1.2 TB<br />
Provide Storage capacity for 3 years<br />
<br />
Day1: starting point. (1-6 months) +30% for disk extension<br />
<br />
Day2: addition storage after ( 6-12 months) +30% for disk extension<br />
<br />
Day3: addition storage after ( 12 up to 36 months from starting point) +30% for disk extension<br />
<br />
Thank you, M
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Hi

What should be a disk storage size for SQL db in day 1, day 2 and day 3.?

Where my database size is 1.2 TB
Provide Storage capacity for 3 years

Day1: starting point. (1-6 months) +30% for disk extension

Day2: addition storage after ( 6-12 months) +30% for disk extension

Day3: addition storage after ( 12 up to 36 months from starting point) +30% for disk extension

Thank you, M

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