How to find out the database size of a portal?

Hi all!
How can I determine the size of the database of one portal?
Thanks for your help!
PM

Hey Peter,
  Just making sure off the top... you're using the same version of Oracle on both the source ABAP system with DBA Cockpit and the target Portal, correct?
  Assuming you answered that in the affirmative, did you make an additional entry in the tnsnames.ora file on the ABAP system? This entry should reflect the target Portal database system to which your connecting. Make your change to the /oracle/<SID>/<DB_Ver>/network/admin/tnsnames.ora file. Once this is complete, copy that file to /sapmnt/<SID>/profile/oracle/tnsnames.ora.
Test your connection again after this.
Here's an excerpt from SAP Note 1261329:
Set up the database connection.
In the file tnsnames.ora that is in the directory (on the application server) to which the environment variable TNS_ADMIN refers, you must add the following entry for each Oracle remote database:
           <SID> =
             (DESCRIPTION =
               (SDU = 32768)
               (ADDRESS_LIST =
                 (ADDRESS =
                  (COMMUNITY = TCP)
                   (PROTOCOL = TCP)
                  (HOST = <database_host>)
                  (PORT = <port>)
               (CONNECT_DATA =
                 (SID = <DB_ID>)
This means that
<SID> = the ID that you want to use to access this database ("TNS Name")
<database_host> = host name of the database server
<port> = TCP port of the database listener
<DB_ID> = database ID of the database that is to be connected
Usually, you can copy the entry in the file tnsnames.ora from the relevant file of the remote system. To obtain the contents of tnsnames.ora in the remote system, log on to the remote system as the database user ora<sid> (UNIX or Linux) or as the database user <sid>adm (Windows) on operating system level. There, you call the following command from the command line.
tnsping <SID>
The output specifies the connection parameters and the path to the file sqlnet.ora. The directory in which this file is stored, also includes the file tnsnames.ora.
If you haven't seen them before, check out that note (1261329, 1028624, and 1256322). If you've still got questions, let me know.
-Kevin

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