Assign AW to a different tablespace

Hello all,
We would like to move an analytical workspace (Oracle 10.2.0.1) to a different tablespace. The owner user was originally assigned to a shared tablespace; however, it was changed to use a dedicated tablespace. I have attempted to export / import the AW upon the change, but it is still assigned to the original shared tablespace. Could you please let me know how to change the tablespace, so I don't have to recreate the AW from scratch.
Many thanks!

If I read this correctly, you have an existing AW that you want to move to a different tablespace. If so, you will need to recreate your AW. The easiest way to do this is as follows:
1. Save dimensions and cubes to XML templates. (Save them independantly, don't just save the AW to a template.)
2. Create a new AW, using the tablespace option. (I recall that there was a bug in 10.x where the tablespace option got ignored. After you create your AW with the spacespace option, check to see which tablespace the AW$ table is in. If it's in the default tablespace, not the tablespace you have chosen, you probably need a patch or upgrade.)
3. Create your dimensions and then cubes from the templates in the new AW.

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    Because ... we will be having only 3 tablespaces in DEV. ex NEWYORK tablespace is in production but it won't be created in DEv , istead all the objects into that tablespace will be moved to large table space.
    As I said: You will need a code which greps for TS NEWYORK* and replaces it with +<your_big_TS>+.
    So once again: Where is the problem?
    It's just a question of coding.

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