Sybase - How to enable Automatic DB Expansion

HI Friends,
I am new to ASE.. have mostly worked on Oracle.
I have installed a sap system on Sybase. I need to know how can i enable Automatic DB Expansion feature which i think i didnt selected during installation.
I dont want to do this from DBACOCKPIT as this is not working properly and I need to run SGEN.
please help.

To bypass DBACOCKPIT will require a bit of background knowledge/understanding before setting up automatic db expansion.
For starters I'd suggest taking a look at ASE 15.7 SP100 System Admin Guide, Chapter 16: Expanding Databases Automatically.
If you still have questions after reviewing the docs ... just post back here with your specific questions.

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