DBA Cockpit shows incorrect space information

Hi all,
We have an NW04s with SP12 on Solaris 10 and Oracle 10g. The new DBACOCKPIT is introduced with the SP which supposedly replace many of the database administratrive transasactions (db02, st04, db13, etc.).
The problem we have is the space information is not showig. Using tcode db02 (becomes db02old in SP12) the information is still there.
The following steps that supposedly rectify the issue has been followed:
1. SAPNOTE 1027146 - Monitoring remote system prerequisites
   a. Imported the latest kernel patch.
   b. Migrate the system configuration of the old central planning calendar
2. SAPNOTE 1028624 - DBA Cockpit for Oracle
   a. SAPNOTE 706927 - Installation Script for DBA Cockpit
   b. BR*Tools 700 patch level 24
   c. SAPNOTE 1028068 - Oracle Active Workload Repository
   d. APPLIED SAPNOTE 1042725
   e. APPLIED SAPNOTE 1046668
   f. IMPORT TRANSPORT From SAPNOTE 1052909
Any input or suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Handi Cokrojoyo

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