CCM - Trex sizing question

Dear all,
I'm currenlty installing CCM and Trex on a development system. I was wondering whether someone of you had an indication on what the approximate required disk space is for Trex ?
The Trex will only be used by CCM and CCM (in our dev system) will have minimal (approx. 100-200) catalog items.
Thanks for your reply,
Best regards,
Kristof

Hi
<u>TREX is mandatory for CCM2.0. TREX is a required component of the SAP CCM 2.0, even in the scenario where the search functionality would not be used (i.e. in a scenario of just navigating the hierarchial structure and selecting items) the TREX is still a requirement for publishing and indexing of the published data.</u>
<b>Other related links of Interest -></b>
Re: Implement Trex and CCM
Re: Catalog search (TREX)
TREX functionnalities
Re: Configuring trex in ccm 2.0
Who are the users in SRM sizing?
Re: sizing the hardware and environment for the upgrade
Catalog performance issue
Re: Catalog Mgmt
Filtering Catalog Search Results
Configuring trex in ccm 2.0
Re: Catalog search (TREX)
Re: Error in Accessing Catalog
Re: SRM and CCM config
Re: Are there dependences between the OCI-releases and SRM-releases?
Re: RFC connections between Iseries (SRM) and Windows 2003 TREX
Hope this will help.
Regards
- Atul

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