Where is the file size/free space info?

This is a minor one, but annoying. Since upgrading to Lion I no longer see the number of items or available space at the bottom of a window. Where did that information go? It's particularly noticable on external hard drives, where I need to keep track of available space. Anyone have a way to get this information back, or at least find it quickly? TIA

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The percentage of free space is remain unchanged after extend data file.

I have alter database and extend datafile (applsysd03.dbf), the free size is larger than before, but don't know why the percentage (MAX_PER_FREE) is remain unchanged.
FILE_NAME     TABLESPACE     TOTAL     USED     FREE PER_FREE MAX_SIZE MAX_FREE MAX_PER_FREE
applsysd03.dbf APPLSYSD     3000     1637.9     1362.1     45.4     2000 362.1     18.1
applsysd03.dbf APPLSYSD     1900     1637.9     262.1     13.8     2000     362.1     18.1
Here is the my scripts:
select b.file_name File_name,
b.tablespace_name Tablespace,
b.bytes/(1024*1024) Total,
round((b.bytes - sum(nvl(a.bytes,0)))/(1024*1024),1) Used,
round(sum(nvl(a.bytes,0))/(1024*1024),1) Free,
round((sum(nvl(a.bytes,0))/(b.bytes))*100,1) per_Free,
round(decode(b.maxbytes,0,b.bytes,b.maxbytes)/(1024*1024),1) Max_Size,
round((sum(nvl(a.bytes,0)) + decode(b.maxbytes,0,0,b.maxbytes-b.bytes))/(1024*1024),1) Max_Free,
round((((sum(nvl(a.bytes,0)) + decode(b.maxbytes,0,0,b.maxbytes-b.bytes))/(1024*1024)) / (decode(b.maxbytes,0,b.bytes,b.maxbytes)/(1024*1024))) * 100,1) Max_per_Free
from sys.dba_free_space a,sys.dba_data_files b
where a.file_id(+) = b.file_id
and exists (
select file_id,recent_record
from ( select file_name,file_id,tablespace_name, max(file_id) over (partition by tablespace_name) recent_record
from sys.dba_data_files
where tablespace_name in ('ALRD','ALRX','APPLSYSD','APPLSYSX','APD','APX','ARD','ARX','CAPD','CAPX','CARD','CARX','CFNDD','CFNDX','CGLD','CGLX','CINVD','CINCX','CPOD','CPOX','CQCD','CQCX','CTXD','GLD','GLX','HRD','HRX','ICXD','ICXX','INVD','INVX','POD','POX','RGD','RGX','CWPLD','CWPLX','CSYND','CSYNX')
) t
where t.file_id = t.recent_record
and t.file_id = b.file_id
group by b.tablespace_name, b.file_name, b.bytes,b.maxbytes
order by 9
Any clues?
FAN

To summarize - you want to see what percent of the maximum datafile space is free.
If the maxbyes <= bytes (size of the datafile) it will never autoextend. So, the max size is the current datafile size.
If the maxbytes >bytes, the max available space is the maxbyes.
So, the calculation would be:
max_percent_free = (max_size - used) / (max_size)
where max_size is either maxbytes or bytes (current datafile size).
In the first case, where datafile is 1900 meg that would be:
max_percent_free = (2000-1637) / (2000) = 18% - we use maxbytes since it is 2000, greater than the file size (1900)
After increasing the size to 3000
max_percent_free = (3000-1637) / 3000 = 45% - we use file size, 3000, since it is larger than maxbytes (2000)
If you would set maxbytes to 5 gb
max_percent_free = (5000-1637)/5000 = 67%
Does that make sense?

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I import mp4 1920X1080 - the file size is 320MB . I publish it as
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