Tablespace check in DB2

Hi ,
How to check the tablespace size of a Java system with Linux + DB2.
Thanks a ton

We have to multiple  used pages * page size . look the below example
C:\Documents and Settings\374727>db2 " list tablespaces show detail" | more
           Tablespaces for Current Database
Tablespace ID                        = 0
Name                                 = SYSCATSPACE
Type                                 = Database managed space
Contents                             = All permanent data. Regular table space.
State                                = 0x0000
   Detailed explanation:
     Normal
Total pages                          = 24576
Useable pages                        = 24572
Used pages                           = 18856 -
Free pages                           = 5716
High water mark (pages)              = 18856
Page size (bytes)                    = 4096----
Extent size (pages)                  = 4
Prefetch size (pages)                = 4
Number of containers                 = 1
tablespace size = 18856 * 4096 bytes

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