You will get lot of interesting information in Teradata Administration manual chapter 4 Space. here is extract from chapter which tells about peek, current,max
CURRENTPERM The total number of bytes (including table headers) currently allocated
to existing data tables, index tables and subtables, stored procedures,
triggers, and permanent journals residing in a particular database/user.
This value is maintained on each AMP.
MAXPERM The maximum number of bytes available for storage of all (current and
future) data tables, index tables and subtables, stored procedures,
triggers, and permanent journals owned by a particular database/user.
Note: For each database or user reported, the number of permanent
bytes is divided by the number of AMPs in the configuration. The result
is recorded on each AMP and may not be exceeded on that AMP. A user
may own several objects, as long as the combined storage requirements
are within the MaxPerm limit set for the user on each AMP.
PEAKPERM The largest number of bytes ever used to store data in a user or database
since the last reset of this value to zero.
This value is maintained on each AMP.
To reset the PeakPerm value to zero, use the DBC.ClearPeakDisk macro
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