DATABASE IMPORT IN THE DEFAULT TABLESPACE OF USER

Hi,
I have exported database into a dump file ,the exported database was using the system table space.
Now i am trying to import database from the above dump file into the new user which has default table space specified, but its the import is happening in system table space rather then the default tablespace.
On the command prompt command i am running this command to import:
imp user/password@netservicename file=filename fromuser=x1 touser=xyz ignore=y

You have to create the table in the tablespace you want before importing the datas in.
Do you know the ALTER TABLE MOVE command to move a table from one tablespace to another ?
Fred

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Just wanted to clarify a satiuation where i had to change the default tablespace of an user/schema ( creating a new tablespace and assigning it to the user )   and take the export (expdp) of it, and import back to the same user will it have all the objects which were owned by that user before .
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793075 wrote:
Hi All,
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