This is a classic question :

This means that 100% of the 25mb index size is in use.
Reworded, all is ok :

In previous version (before version 7.x), client file index
was 1 big file per client. Now it is 3 files per SSID.
At that time, depending of the browse policy, if you decreased
browse policy, you may end up with (for sample)  60% of 50MB 
index size in use. (meaning 40% of 50MB disk space to be ... lost).
Reclaiming space (nsrck -X ...), you ended up with 100% of 30MB.

If you make some calculations :
60% of 50MB = 30MB = 100% of 30MB.

In other words, no prob ;-)

Cheers

Th 

-----Original Message-----
From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On
Behalf Of Ken Ciolek
Sent: vendredi 6 février 2009 17:26
To: 
Subject: [Networker] question - NSR Index

Can someone hopefully answer my question...

What does the "100% utilized"  mean if only 25MB? 
  

/usr/nsr/index/itxjcappp3.corp.appintell.com: 209261 records requiring 25 MB
/usr/nsr/index/itxjcappp3.corp.appintell.com is currently 100% utilized 

Thank you
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