Restrict schema size

Hi everyone,
Just wondering if there is a way in HANA to restrict the size (memory allowance) of a particular schema? We have some users that can create objects but want to be able to set a limit on the size of the tables they can create.
Regards,
Mark.

As schema is an object namespace and not a ownership construct, size limitations based on the schema doesn't make really make sense.
Beyond that, SAP HANA currently (SPS8) does not provide options to limit the amount of data storage on a user base.
- Lars

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