Import Glitch - tablespace privileges

Trying to do an Oracle export file import into a newly setup 10G Express database.
Created a new tablespace.
Import says privilege not set. How do that?
Also, import seems to use SYSTEM tablespace as default tablespace when export file did not specify one. How to change that and force to the new tablespace?
Thanks
Ed

user12264668 wrote:
Trying to do an Oracle export file import into a newly setup 10G Express database.
Created a new tablespace.
Import says privilege not set. How do that?
Also, import seems to use SYSTEM tablespace as default tablespace when export file did not specify one. How to change that and force to the new tablespace?
Thanks
EdHi Ed,
It would be real useful to know the operating system you are using and to 'see' the actual error message. I suspect that the user does not have space granted (ALTER USER ... QUOTA ... command as described http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_4003.htm#i2058207)
Default tablespace can be done at the user or the system level (ALTER DATABASE DEFAULT TABLESPACE USERS;) which, since Express Edition is part of the 10gR2 family, is described in the 10gR2 SQL Reference manual at http://tahiti.oracle.com

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