Allerts 0 % free space in file (.mdf file)

Hi!
We use SAP with SAP SQL Server
From tcode DB02_MSS we get several red alerts "no free space in file", meanwhile all the .mdf files have "Size limit (MB)" set on no limit.
Question:
Do we need to set for all the .mdf files the option "autogrow is on ..."?
If yes where can we find the appropriate documentation?
Any helpful information will be very appreciated!

> Unfortunately this document has extension .docx and cannot be open with MS Word.
...it can if you install the Office 2007 plugin for older versions
> The question still is:
> Why I get alerts "no free space in file", meanwhile the "Enable autogrowth" in SQL Studio for the several .mdf files is activated?
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Note 602816 - RZ20 for SQL Server Space Management incorrect alert
Markus

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