Change Tablespace

Hi,
I was trying to insert into a table created by me and got an error message, which implies my schema doesn't have enough space available on the default tablespace USERS.
I was told to try another tablespace for that table and check.
I don't know how to do that and dropped the table and created table again on another tablespace.
Is there any option in ALTER TABLE to change the tablespace.
Thanks
Rajiv

Hi,
Alter table <table> move tablespace <new tablespace>;
How to find it?
Just google: change tablespace table
--Klaus

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** Not Tested **
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Doc Ref:ALTER TABLESPACE
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HTH

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please adv command to view and change tablespace and datafile of a table.
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