COm_SE_CPOINTER Table growth

Dear all
In our Trex Server we are using two business objects are indexed (Abap Objects) Currently our COM_SE_CPOINTER table growth is 55 GB. For the both object we have schedule back ground job to delete the data older than one month, in the Com_se_cpointer table has lots of other objects are there weather we can delete those object by using the com_se_cpointer_delete program? If we are doing that it will have any other impact? But our usage is only the two objects other then we are not using anything.
Kindly guide us
Regards
Sriram

Please see OSS 1317755:
For performance reasons, you must ensure that the change pointer tables
COM_SE_CPOINTER and COM_SE_CPOINTER2 do not become too large. Therefore,
immediately after the SES indexes are backed up, we recommend that you delete
the change pointers that have been processed up to that time. To do this, call
transaction SES_ADMIN and choose "Utilities -> Delete Change Pointers".
Alternatively, you can call the program COM_SE_CPOINTER_DELETE directly.
Best regatrds,
Kai

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Hi, welcome to the forum.
>
is there any way we can track the history of tables growth
>
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2.MOS Note for How To Get Table Growth History Information? [ID 1395195.1]
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