A problem about ORA-12058 of materialized view

consider the huge data of tableB, we make a decision about build materialized view using "on prebuilt table" parameter.
create materialiezd view log on tableB rowid mode.
when we create materialized view we got the error ORA-12058.
Is there someone can tell us why?
thank you very much我
SQL> CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW USERA.TABLEA
3 REFRESH FORCE
4 WITH ROWID
5 AS SELECT * FROM USERB.TABLEB@DBLINK01 ;
CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW USERA.TABLEA
ON PREBUILT TABLE
REFRESH FORCE
WITH ROWID
AS SELECT * FROM USERB.TABLEB@DBLINK01
ORA-12058: materialized view cannot use prebuilt table

Hello SuperPianist,
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