Tablespace growth monitoring script

Hi,
I am done with tablespace growth monitoring script.
But I doesnot know how to configure it in WINDOWS to send alert MAIL.
Is there any utility for mail configuration in windows.
Please suggest any solution ASAP.
Regards,
Thiru

It is called OEM alerts. I think we can have configuration in oracle eneterprise manager grid control for automated warnings for tablespace growth. You just have to read below link :
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b25159/monitor.htm#i1007180
Something near to :
Enterprise Manager Configuration--Management Services and Repository--Agent
Regards
Girish Sharma

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Why write them yourself?My boss want a cumulative report over time, for example : what happened @ 1am,2am,3am on tuesday last week, why is the server so slow that the batch job did not complete as expected? Why was an error occured about a table that can not extend? Ora 1635. I mean you can see in the report that at this certain hour a certain tablespace was full.
oops maybe tablespace sample is not logical :D
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TS_DATA          1000K   5000k 1-Oct-2010
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Hi All,
Can any one provide the Script or Sql query to find the Tablespace growth per day and Per one hour?

DBA Learner wrote:
Hi All,
Can any one provide the Script or Sql query to find the Tablespace growth per day and Per one hour?Here is the scripts
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Is their any script to find past tablespace growth for each month.
Regards

user13364785 wrote:
Hi All,
Is their any script to find past tablespace growth for each month.
RegardsHow about read the docs:
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951368 wrote:
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