Autoextensible datafiles filling up & monitoring through GC

Hi all,
Overnight, we've experiences a tablespace - TS_HUGE - fill up and stop a batch process running. The tablespace had 5 datafiles which are autoextensible up to a max of 32Gb each, which they hit.
For whatever reason (as no-one seems to be able to tell if this is a design feature or bug from what I've read so far), Grid Control didn't alert anything out about this and now management want to know why.
Does anyone have any insight into this?? Is it because the GC metrics are concentrated on the tablespace and not the individual datafiles?? Is it because autoextend tablespaces are virtually full all the time so the metric ignores them??
Does anyone have a user-defined metric that can help me??
P.s. the database is 10.2.0.3 on Solaris 9
Thanks in advance,
Ric.

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