Oracle database Structure Size

HI ,
Can any one tell me how to find the size of a oracle database with out data , meaning only the structure meta data only.
Thanks
lbn76

Hi
plese explain Youre question
Do You want to get DDL-statement to recreate objects ?
The space which You allocated for database is reserved and marked on blocks.
Free bloks doesn't belong to a reserve of an empty space of operating system .
I think if You whant to get size of the absolutely empty database
You need to calculate sizes of minimum necessary files in tablespaces SYSTEM, SYSAUX, Redo-files, control files , password- and controlfiles
or shrinking every table to a minimum space, move HWM and then calculate the size that Youre database occupy
Regards,
Pavel

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