Oracle Tablespaces are full

Hello!
I have detected through monitoring in Solution Manager that I have a Tablespaces bottleneck in one of the satellite systems.
The tablespace PSA<SID> as well as SYSTEM are almost 100% full.
How can I resolve this problem
a) with SAP resources
b) on the OS layer with sqlplus "/ as sysdba" ...
Thank you very much!
regards
Thom

Hi,
I do not think BRTOOLS is difficult.
it is menu driven, and quite easy.
If a datafile is added, it will follow SAP standards, it automatically creates the needed directories, you only have to fill the required data ( size of the datafile, location, if you want it autoextend ... )
If you add a datafile manually, it will not follow SAP standards and then, you can have errors using BRTOOLS later on.
Another problem I found is people that tries to use BRTOOLS without
- having a DB knowledge
- having a clue what they want to do
- having read the documentation ( available in the internet at http://help.sap.com or SAP on Oracle )

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