Create Tablespace on different disk

Hi!
I am about to upgrade SAP ERP 6.0 to EHP4.
As one of failed cheks was the insufficient free space in the database.
The recommendation given by Tool (EHP Installer) was:
> Create TABLESPACE PSAPSR3701 with 53181 MB
I also found in the ORATBSXT the appropriate SQL commandos
brspace -function tscreate -tablespace PSAPSR3701 -owner SAPSR3 -data both -size 20000 -autoextend no
brspace -function tsextend -tablespace PSAPSR3701 -size 20000 -autoextend no
brspace -function tsextend -tablespace PSAPSR3701 -size 13181 -autoextend no
My problem is that I do not have 53181 MB free space on my Oracle disk.
Therefore I mounted other disk with 70 GB free space and created there the appropriate path
F:\oracle\<sid>\sapdata7\sr3701_1
Question:
What is the SQL commando to create a new tablespace with 53181 MB on new partittion F:\oracle\<sid>\sapdata7\sr3701_1?
Someting like:
>brspace -function tscreate -tablespace PSAPSR3701 -owner SAPSR3 -data both -size 53181 datafile 'F:\oracle\<sid>\sapdata7\sr3701_1\sr3701.data1' -autoextend no
Thank you very much!
regards

Hai,
Use BRTools to create the New Tablespace.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/46/ba3930d28a1513e10000000a114a6b/frameset.htm
Regards,
Yoganand.V

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