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Increase Replica and Recovery Point Volume Sizes

Running the following Windows PowerShell script as a scheduled task enables you to automatically increase replica and recovery point storage volume sizes, and in turn, helps meet

 
 
 
 
 
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    Replica and RP Volume growth
    1 Posts | Last post August 06, 2013
    • Written August 06, 2013 
      Can I get a script that does this same thing but instead of a constant it grows by a percentage like 20% or something of that nature...

something like this?

$replicaFixedIncrease = $false
$scFixedIncrease = $false

if (!$replicaIncreaseRatio) {
	if(!$replicaIncreaseSize) {
		$replicaIncreaseRatio = 1.2
	}
	else {
		$replicaFixedIncrease
	}
}

if (!$scIncreaseRatio) {
	if(!$scIncreaseSize) {
		$scIncreaseRatio = 1.2
	}
	else {
		$scFixedIncrease
	}
}

Just not sure how to implement it in the current script
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    Top of script table
    2 Posts | Last post November 27, 2009
    • Written November 27, 2009 
      The top of script table says VBSCRIPT.
    • Written November 27, 2009 
      And also watch for unwanted newlines in the foreach statements like:
"Set-DatasourceDiskAllocation -Manual -Datasource $ds -ProtectionGroup $MPG -ReplicaArea 
$NewReplicaSize"
This will end up the script running fine in normal situations but when it has to work it end with errors because the command isn't finished. 
It is a pitty that newline is used as end of statement character in powershell.