I was wondering if there is a certain percentage of disk space that needs to be 
free for indexes to grow or use to update themselves.

We're running Networker v.7.1.1 on Solaris 9 right now and the indexes are 
taking up about 37% of the disk space on a 33GB patition. There is nothing else 
on this partition but indexes.

Our previous backups admin here told me not to let them take more than 33% of 
the disk space. All seems to be running fine as is but I'm just wondering for 
how long.

Should I install larger disks to give the indexes more room? Is there a magic 
percentage of disk space that needs to be free?

Thanks!
Paula
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