Changing the Owner of all Objects in Instance ?

How to Change the Owner of all Objects in Instance, like for example the Procedure: sp_changedbowner in an MS-SQL-Database, who changed the Owner of the actual Database !
I'am looking for another possibility to do it by export the Datbase and import as new Owner !

Hi Laurent Schneider
OCM DBA, I successfully run:
connect SYS/&2 as SYSDBA;
Update sys.obj$ set owner#=(Select USER# from sys.user$ where NAME = '&4')
where owner#=(Select USER# from sys.user$ where NAME = '&3');
commit;
Afterwards I dropped the &3 User CASCADE and then created the &3 User with less rights ! Before Update-Command the &4 User shouldn't be the Owner of any Object ! At Last I'm not sure that is the right way ?!

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