Changing default tablespace of SYSTEM user

Hi all,
What impact it wouuld have on database if i change the default tablespace of SYSTEM user?? actually i have got a strange env where th default tablespace for system user is tools and that for OUTLN is system
please share your view and experiences
Thanks and Regards
VD

hi thanks,
i know there is no performance issue using non system tablespace for system user, but we do follow some nomenclature structure thats why i am asking the question..so i am going to change its tablespace of user system from TOOLS to system with
SQL> alter user system default tablespace system;
command, and not expecting any complications..
Thanks and Regards
VD

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