Importing objects in default tablespace

Dear all,
We have our UAT and PRODUCTION environment having the same structure (same tablespaces, same amount of users) ..our application mainly runs with only one user called APPSDT. we have the
same user in our UAT also..
user APPSDT have objects created in all the tablespaces of the PROD environment. When we are
refreshing the schema APPSDT with that of the schema in UAT , IMP imports the objects the
objects in all the tablespace (since the tablespace name is the same in UAT as well in PROD)
I've allocated a big file tablespace as the default tablespace to the user APPSDT in UAT.
When am doing the import , all the objects have to be imported into the default tablespace
and not to user anyother tablespace ?
Any idea ?
Kai

KaiS,
If you have allocated quota only one tablespace which is default tablespace of the schema user, then all the objects pertaining to that user will be created in default tablespace. And if you have allocated quota on other tablespace then objects will spread over the other tablespaces (same tablespace as in your production server).
Regards

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well i don't understand your problem but try
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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HR                             DENI
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Copyright (c) 1982, 2004, Oracle. All rights reserved.
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793075 wrote:
Hi All,
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 .
1. create a new tablespace abc .
2 Assigne that tablespace to an existing user/schema ( It has a different tablespace previously)
3. expdp 'user'
4.impdp 'user'
will this retain all the objects of the user ?
Any expert suggestion is highly apprciated .
thaniks in advance
What prevents you from doing this yourself and seeing for yourself what the behavior is? (How do you think the 'gurus' got to be 'gurus'?)
If, after conducting your own test, you see behavior you don't understand, I'm sure someone here will help explain the behavior you observe vs the behavior you expected.

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The default tablespace is only used to assign a location to build an object if a tablespace is not defined. The old objects will still be accessable. The more important thing is what quota's are assigned for the user on the tablespace. If the Quota is none, the user can't write in the tablespace. If it is unlimited, they can write anything and if the quota is 20 meg, then they can't create more then 20 meg of objects and rows.

Change in the oracle 11g user default tablespace

Hi All,
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 .
1. create a new tablespace abc .
2 Assigne that tablespace to an existing user/schema ( It has a different tablespace previously)
3. expdp 'user'
4.impdp 'user'
will this retain all the objects of the user ?
Any expert suggestion is highly apprciated .
thaniks in advance

793075 wrote:
Hi All,
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 .
1. create a new tablespace abc .
2 Assigne that tablespace to an existing user/schema ( It has a different tablespace previously)
3. expdp 'user'
4.impdp 'user'
will this retain all the objects of the user ?
Any expert suggestion is highly apprciated .
thaniks in advance
What prevents you from doing this yourself and seeing for yourself what the behavior is?   (How do you think the 'gurus' got to be 'gurus'?)
If, after conducting your own test, you see behavior you don't understand, I'm sure someone here will help explain the behavior you observe vs the behavior you expected.

Default tablespace

hi..
i learnt that when u do import.. it will first look for the tablespace which is default to the user in import file.
if the tablespace by that name does not exists. oracle will import the data to the default tablespace of the user where you are imporing the data.
but i have a diff. case..
i was importing a 'hr' users dump from daabase A to 'hr' users in another database B.
hr users default tablespace in A database was 'ABIT' and hr user's default tablespace in B database was 'BBIT'
As per my knowledge if i m importing hr users form db A to B it shoud import properly in 'BBIT' tablespace
but import gave me error for some tables that 'ABIT' tablspace does not exists
so finaly i had created same tablespace in B database and made it default to hr user . and import finished sussesfuflly..
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CAN anybody ple clear my doubts...

Perhaps it is trying to create some objects that are not necessarily specified in the user's default tablespace, such as a special index tablespace, or even another tablespace for some other purpose.
Also, not sure if IGNORE=Y would help, but did you have IGNORE=Y in your parameters? Usually this is in case an object already exist, but it might also make a difference if a tablespace does not exist and you want it to revert to the user's default tablespace.
As was asked above: what were your exact errors? (and db version)?

How to determine the object in the tablespace

Hi
I have a problem with my database, How can i determine the object in the tablespace
and how do move old tablespace into new tablespace and how to drop existing tablespace.
Thanks

Hi,
If you want to find for all objects information, you can use dba_segments and filter this against the tablespace name. Once done you can create another tablespace and move the objects from old tablespace to new tablespace. Later you can drop the old tablepspace. You can use the below mention commands also:
SELECT 'ALTER TABLE '|| table_name ||' MOVE TABLESPACE USERS;'
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SELECT 'ALTER INDEX '|| index_name ||' REBUILD TABLESPACE USERS;'
FROM user_indexes WHERE tablespace_name='MY_TableSpace';
SELECT 'ALTER TABLE '|| table_name ||' MOVE LOB ('
|| column_name ||') STORE AS (TABLESPACE USERS);'
FROM user_lobs WHERE tablespace_name='MY_TableSpace';
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You can also export a backup of the source tablespace and import into the target tablespace.
Regards,
XIC

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