My Oracle Database Size

Hi,
I need to check the current size of my Oracle database, and the remaining storage space.
Does anyone know if I could do that from my SQL prompt? If yes, how would I do that?
thanks,
Matty

Hi,
In resume, you can use these query's below:
select sum(bytes) as total_size from dba_data_files;
select sum(bytes) as free_size from dba_free_space;
select sum(bytes) as used_size from dba_segments;Cheers

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