Hi Michael,

it seems that we are are struggeling with command syntaxes.

1. My command
"nsrls -v -t [n]savetime client"                     should in fact read 
"nsinfo -v -t [n]savetime client"

nsrls just reports the index size, not the contents. 
Sorry for the confusion.


2. Your command seems to be wrong as well:

E:\nsr\bin>mminfo -a -r "name,ssid,ssb"
unknown report constraint: ssb
usage: mminfo [-avV] [-o order] [-s server] [-x exportspec] [report] [query] 
[volname...]

<report>: [ -m | -p | -B | -S | -X | -r reportspec ]
<query>:  [-c client] [-N name] [-t time] [-q queryspec]

E:\nsr\bin>

The only hits i got from the Command Line Reference for "ssb" are
  ssbrowse
  ssbundle

However if you use "ssflags" instead will result in an output like yours. 
Another alternative would be "sumflags".
  
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As is said - if NW does not delete the index, another operation must be 
responsible for it. Carefully look at cron jobs etc. Another possibility is to 
move the client's CFI to a new directory which can not be affected by any other 
job yet. Then just adjust the client's index path.

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