Tablespace threshold checking without grid control

Hi all,
DB oracle 10g
solaris,
It is new env ....we are not having grid configuration ....
Please any one provide to me a script for monitoring threshold limits like >90% critcal alert ....
client wants to these alerts are configure to mail when ever tablespace reaches thershold....
please help me out if any one having any shell ,sql scripts....
thanks,
kk

user603328 wrote:
Hi all,
DB oracle 10g
solaris,
It is new env ....we are not having grid configuration ....How about dbcontrol? It has all the same functionality as Grid, only for a single database instance. It can monitor and email as specified. It doesn't cost any extra. If your client has Oracle 10g, then he has, and has paid for, dbcontrol. If they don't know that, you owe it to them to show them.
Please any one provide to me a script for monitoring threshold limits like >90% critcal alert ....
client wants to these alerts are configure to mail when ever tablespace reaches thershold....
please help me out if any one having any shell ,sql scripts....
thanks,
kk

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Thanks ur reply...
I am getting below issue....
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b.total_poss_space tp,
b.total_curr_space tc,
b.file_cnt,
b.tablespace_name ts_name
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select sum(bytes) free_space,
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from dba_free_space
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) a,
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bytes)) total_poss_space,
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