Assigning a user to multiple workspaces ans schemas

All,
Is there a way to assign multiple workspaces and schemas to a single user? If so, how?
Thanks in advance.

The way it works is...a workspace can be associated with multiple "parse-as schemas". An application developed in that workspace can use any one of those schemas. An application can use only 1 parsing schema.
When you create a developer userid in a workspace, you can either give him access to all the schemas associated with that workspace or restrict to a subset of schemas.
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When I try to create a new table for tablespace myname_2, I get an error:
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My goal is to setup my server with one database each and one user each per database.
Then, I think I want to create multiple tablespaces and organize objects per tablespace.
Or should it be per schema?
Eventually each tablespace will be moved to a separate server.
Any comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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Hello,
This error means user MYNAME_2 doesn't exists and you have to create one.
Example 1:
CREATE USER MYNAME_2
IDENTIFIED BY "my_password"
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TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP
PROFILE DEFAULT
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When I created another workspace named as workspace2 and if I assign user1 to workspace2 ,
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Btw,
XE 11g is a very stable database version and well enough for small development environments but in my opinions it's not a good idea to use this to host applications for customers. I even think you're not allowed to use the XE database as a 'production' environment. The license agreement states 'for internal and development purpose only', if I'm not mistaking. You better check this again if you want to continue with this.XE can be used as a production environment:
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>
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