TO MAKE BW REPORT ON DB SPACE MONITORING (DB02)

Hello,Gurus
I am working on project where user wants DB Monitor (Transactin code-DB02)Data to be avilable on BW reports as he want to see consumption of DB size and he want it to be on BW report,I found so many Tables on DB02 ex psapods2/psapfact2 etc....,when i tried to browse in SE16 its giving error OBJECT IS INACTIVE IN DICTIONARY,
Help me on this and also suggest what are the various fesible alternative avilable to make DB02 data avilable in BW report.
thanks

Hi Mansoori,
You can generate similar (or even better - for example alert when table space is less than daily required for next x days etc.) report by accessing dba specific tables (assuming your database is Oracle) like dba_tablespaces, dba_data_files and dba_segments. However, these tables are only accesible to DAB (user id SYS). Also you will have to build a logic to use the information from these dba tables.
Hope it helps.
Cheers,
Yogesh
Message was edited by: Yogesh Baviskar

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