Find Schema size

I am trying to find out how big my Schema is in Oracle 9i.
This SQL seems to give the total amount of space that I have used in my Schema?SELECT tablespace_name, owner
Sum(bytes)/1024/1024 AS total_size_mb
FROM dba_segments
WHERE owner = MYSCHEMANAMEHow do I find the total size of what I can use in my Schema?

See USER_TS_QUOTAS and DBA_TS_QUOTAS

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Can you give me the Oracle query to find the size of a schema ?
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Following query tell you the size of schema.
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segment_owner IN varchar2,
segment_name IN varchar2,
segment_type IN varchar2,
unformatted_blocks OUT number,
unformatted_bytes OUT number,
fs1_blocks OUT number,
fs1_bytes OUT number,
fs2_blocks OUT number,
fs2_bytes OUT number,
fs3_blocks OUT number,
fs3_bytes OUT number,
fs4_blocks OUT number,
fs4_bytes OUT number,
full_blocks OUT number,
full_bytes OUT number,
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segment_owner Schema name of the segment to be analyzed
segment_name Name of the segment to be analyzed
partition_name Partition name of the segment to be analyzed
segment_type Type of the segment to be analyzed (TABLE, INDEX, or CLUSTER)
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unformatted bytes Total number of bytes that are unformatted
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fs1_bytes Number of bytes that has at least 0 to 25% free space
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variable fs2 number;
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