Create object on user's default tablespace only

Hi all,
Is there anyway I can limit a user to create tables NOT on system tablespace , besides alter user quota 0M on system ?
Can I limit a user to create objects only on his own default tablespace ?
alter user quota 0M on < all other tablespaces except user's default> ?
Thanks.

Hi,
I have really no idea why oracle is behaving like this. How can you create a table without a quota.
1) Write here the oracle version for your database software
2) Can you try connecting to the database with same user id but from a remote client using TNS method instead of logging in locally, and they try creating the table.
3) Can you give only CREATE SESSION privilege (not create table) and then perform the same task again.
PS: Please paster your code/output enclosed withing code tag. Write **, then your code/output and then again *{code*
Salmam

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