Tablespaces 100% used

Question

hi All,
the tablespaces on PRD server(ECC 6, Oracle 10 g, Window server 2003)
Tablespace name        Size(MB)      Free(MB)     Used(%)     Autoextend     Total size(MB)     Sum of all free fragments(MB)     Total used (%)     #Files     #Segments     #Extents     Status     Contents
PSAPSR3     148,192.00     673.5     100     YES     180,000.00     32,481.50     82     16     155,048     226,940     ONLINE     PERMANENT
PSAPSR3700     65,740.00     291.88     100     YES     130,000.00     64,551.88     50     13     801     8,231     ONLINE     PERMANENT
PSAPSR3USR     30     22.81     24     YES     10,000.00     9,992.81     0     1     70     114     ONLINE     PERMANENT
PSAPTEMP     6,990.00     6,990.00     0     YES     10,000.00     10,000.00     0     1     0     0     ONLINE     TEMPORARY
PSAPUNDO     8,860.00     7,974.31     10     YES     10,000.00     9,114.31     9     1     21     484     ONLINE     UNDO
SYSAUX     1,020.00     42.56     96     YES     10,000.00     9,022.56     10     1     916     2,666     ONLINE     PERMANENT
SYSTEM     870     17.44     98     YES     10,000.00     9,147.44     9     1     1,212     2,813     ONLINE     PERMANENT
SAPSR3 and PSAPSR3700 is used 100%, now what i have to do mean simply add the file or extent the value of used tablespaces.
Regards,
Diya

Answer 1

Hello,
{180,000.00 + 130,000.00 + (10,000.00 *5) = 360GB }
In you system, you need 360Gb total in your drive where you have SAPDATAn directory when all of your datafiles reaches its max size.
If you have still have 320 GB free space, there should not any problem till you extend any Tablespace. But please verify if you have 320Gb free now or if total size of drive is 320 GB ??
(Also, I assume you do not have anything other than this SAPDATAn in that drive which will grow and eat disk space)
What you need to understand is, you should have as much of space in drive as much you are having all datafiles in that drive after it reaches its max size.(If you create datafiles with autoexted yes, initial size of file on disk will be less and will b gradually extended as needed)
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70ehp1/helpdata/en/1b/d20f6fe45a9e43b1856ea1b52c9612/frameset.htm
thanks
ashish