The main advantage of a local db would be with a VM.  That way you can 
snapshot both the server and database to a point-in-time while installing 
the various applications and during patches.  You could always restore a 
remote db, but snapshotting is quite simple.  And recovering from a patch 
blow-up ... well, you know.

Just a thought... :-)

Tony


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From:
jham36 <[email protected]>
To:
[email protected]
Date:
02/19/2009 01:15 PM
Subject:
Re: seeking specification recommendation for a 7.5 sandbox
Sent by:
"Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)" <[email protected]>



I am planning a similar thing here.  I think it might be best to run
the DB remotely.  That way it is not taking up resources from your
Remedy server.  As long as it is located at the same physical site as
your Remedy server, you should be fine.
We are going to be using a VM environment with 2 x 3 GHz processors
and 8 GB RAM and about 50 GB disk.
We could use more memory, but we are not really going to be testing
performance here.  We want to emulate our current dev environment and
see what happens/breaks if we upgrade to ARS 7.5 and 7.5 Attrium Core
while keeping our 7.03 ITSM apps.  Our environment should be ready to
start the Remedy install on Monday.

James

On Feb 19, 1:47 pm, Rootuja Ghatge <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello fellow listers,
>
>             We are planning to have a development server to be set up as 
AR System 7.5 (all Windows) sandbox.
> What kind of hardware would you suggest in terms of number of 
processors, memory, disk space, etc?
> Is local DB (SQL Server) okay or a remote DB preferred?
> We have remote database in production environment where we're are 
running 7.1 patch 5 on a Windows server.
> Any thoughts/insight is welcome.
>
> With sincere thanks,
> Rootuja
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