Disk space increase without requests

Hello,
hope someone can help with a question. We're using APEX and have developed an inhouse app for workspace and disk space requests. I noticued though that the only obvious way to increase disk space on a workspace is through an OAE requests from the workspace. Is there any simpler method from the admin login where I can increase disk to a workspace.
cheers and thanks in advance.
Nigel
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Nigel,
There is no interface provided in Application Express to do this. This is a standard database administration operation, to add datafiles to existing tablespaces. You can find the schema(s) assigned to a workspace using the Service Administration application (apex_admin). This will also show the default tablespace for each schema. You are then free to use the DBA tools of your choice (EM, SQL*PLUS) to add datafiles to tablespaces.
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