Import tablespace and index seperately

dear gurus,
i created two tablespace testtbs, and testtbs_idx. so when i try to import the dump file. so complete file is going to tablespace.
can you suggest advised as starting or beginner level what best practice should i do. so that both goes seperately.
there is user test/test@orcl. the file is also test.dump
i am not using parameter file rather it is single file command line issue. i am using rhel 5.3 with 10.2.0.4 10gr2.
confirm another thing, at the time of creation user i give user test to tablespace test permission already. but tablespce index i have not given any permission.
look at below and confirm if i miss or wrong anything...advise accordingly
CREATE USER test IDENTIFIED BY test DEFAULT TABLESPACE PREMIA QUOTA UNLIMITED ON test TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP;
GRANT CONNECT,RESOURCE,IMP_FULL_DATABASE,EXP_FULL_DATABASE TO test;
REVOKE UNLIMITED TABLESPACE FROM test;
ALTER USER test QUOTA UNLIMITED ON test_IDX;
imp test/test@orcl file='D:/bkup_dump/test.dmp' log='D:/bkup_dump/test.log' ignore=y FULL=Y;
regards
salim

hello,
CREATE USER test IDENTIFIED BY test DEFAULT TABLESPACE PREMIA
QUOTA UNLIMITED ON test TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP;is it like that you are creating user test, default tablespace premia and quota on test???? you should allow quota to user on its default tablespace only so try
CREATE USER test IDENTIFIED BY test DEFAULT TABLESPACE test
QUOTA UNLIMITED ON test TEMPORARY TABLESPACE TEMP;before executing this
ALTER USER test QUOTA UNLIMITED ON test_IDX;
have you executed this???
ALTER USER TEST DEFAULT TABLESPACE TEST;
?????? you should do that.
and import complete dump in users default tablespace and then rebuild all indexes to index tablespace, that will be easiest way....experts please correct me...
alter index <index_name> rebuild online tablespace <new_tablespace>;
import command is looking fine
imp test/test@orcl file='D:/bkup_dump/test.dmp' log='D:/bkup_dump/test.log' ignore=y FULL=Y;you might like to include fromuser and touser clause if the user exported is different...and why using full?? are you importing full database???
HTH
thanks and regards
VD

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