/oracle/D10/sapdata1 file size

hi guys,
i am in the process of installing SAP BW 3.50 unicode.
In the installation manual it indicates
/oracle/D10/sapdata1
/oracle/D10/sapdata2
/oracle/D10/sapdata3
/oracle/D10/sapdata4
file size : For space requirements of the SAP data file systems required for the installation, see the following file <Export_DVD>/ \EXP1/DB/ORA/ \DBSIZE.XML
when i try to open this file i get an error message.
So if somebody could tell me what should be the file size for SAP data directories it would be gr8 .
Thanks,
Paul Martin.

Hi,
What error you got when open DBSIZE.XML ?
Regards,
Vincent

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