If you want to check tablespace in Oracle you can do it with these queries:
<SQL> SELECT
u.TABLESPACE_NAME,
CAST(USED_PERCENT AS INTEGER) "Used %",
(BYTES /1024 / 1024) "Size (MB)",
FILE_NAME
FROM
DBA_TABLESPACE_USAGE_METRICS u,DBA_DATA_FILES f
WHERE
u.TABLESPACE_NAME = f.TABLESPACE_NAME
ORDER BY
u.TABLESPACE_NAME;
Or the second query:
<SQL> SELECT
X.TABLESPACE_NAME AS "Tablespace",
X.FILE_NAME AS "Path",
ROUND(x.bytes/(1024*1024),2) AS "Size (MB)",
ROUND(Y.USED_SPACE*Z.BLOCK_SIZE/(1024*1024),2) AS "Used (MB)",
Round(((Y.USED_SPACE*Z.BLOCK_SIZE/(1024*1024)) / (x.bytes/(1024*1024))) * 100,2) AS "Used in %"
FROM
DBA_DATA_FILES X,
DBA_TABLESPACE_USAGE_METRICS Y,
DBA_TABLESPACES Z
WHERE
X.TABLESPACE_NAME = Y.TABLESPACE_NAME
AND X.TABLESPACE_NAME = Z.TABLESPACE_NAME
ORDER BY
5 DESC;
If you want to increase the table space you can do it with:
<SQL> ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE 'path to tablefile' RESIZE 1500M;