Determining in which tablespace the indexes are imported to

Hello all,
Often, the tables are in one tablespace and the indexes of these tables are on another tablespace.
If we have a DMP file done on a schema-level. Is there a way to import this DMP by specifying in the IMP that the tables of the exported schema are to be placed in one Tablespace and the indexes of these table are to be put on another tablespace?
Thnx for the replies.
Good day,
Sam

Basically, when you do import, oracle try to look for the same tablespace as source to import tables. If not found, then it quits with errors.
If the ignore=y parameter is specified with import command and when there is no tablespace as source tbs in the target, oracle will try to import in the default tablespace of the user/schema.
However, there is no command that gives the flexibility to import table in one tablespace and index in another tablespace.
Why dont you create the same tablesspaces in Target database as in source database?
You can always move index to another tablespae after import.
Jaffar

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