Drop and create tablespace for users

I am using Oracle 8i. I have created some users and, assigned the default & temporary tablespace to them.
I would like to drop and re-create the temporary tablespace, should I assign the tablespace to users again?
my script for creation of users:
CREATE USER USER01 IDENTIFIED BY ABC
DEFAULT TABLESPACE WEB_DATA
TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMPORARY_DATA
PROFILE DEFAULT;

Hi,
I would like to drop and re-create the temporary tablespace, should I assign the
tablespace to users again?If temp tbs is not in usage, you can drop and recreate it without reassign. Users keep this one.
Nicolas.

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