Current Usage of BIA

Dear BIA experts,
I would like to know the current usage of BIA in our system. I have seen in TREXADMIN tcode that there are some space utilzation parameters displayed like:
Summary tab:
Memory     XXX GB Phys-Avail, XX GB ( YY%) used
Shared Mem     XX MB assigned, X% used, XX MB free
Diskspace     XXX GB total, X% used, XXX GB free
Which one of this parameter indicates the correct utlization of BIA. In which of these parameters can we see the actual size of  infocube indexes available in BIA?
Also is there way to check the utlization of space in BIA for each infocube that is indexed in BIA.
Thanks,
Sandeep

Hello,
SAP note 917803 u2013 run the program ZZ_BIAMEMCONSUMPTION_BW3X As per SAP, the compression ratio (The cube size/BIA index size for the cube) would be around 5:1 and the utilization should be 50% only. This can give the approximate size of blade memory required when cube is planned to be added. You can use the program RSDDTREX_MEMORY_ESTIMATE for the memory estimate on BIA.It allows to combine/select all relevant Cubes, takes into account shared master data and takes into account compression on F- and E-fact tables.
Regards,

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