Moving tables to a new default tablespace

I want to move all the tables owned by a user (OUTLN) to a new tablespace.
I know that if I make an export file of that schema and then I make an import after deleting the tables and changing the default tablespace of that schema I should solve the problem (as suggested from documentation), but it isn't so.
The tablespace of the tables after the import remains the same.
Why? If you are concerned about importing large number of tables to a different tablespace, you can do it in this way. After exporting the tables, import them to a .sql file. In other words, tables does not get imported by this method to the database but the "create table" script is generated for the tables. Then you can edit this .sql file using any text editor, replace all the tablespace names with the tablespace name you want. Then run the script. Remember to remove the "Rem" comment words. The following syntax will help you to do this.
c:\>imp80 scott/tiger file=c:\tabledump.dmp indexfile=c:\tablecreate.sql full=y
Here, though we say "indexfile", it generates full create table script.
In order to import the data, re-run the import without indexfile option and with ignore=y option.
Hope this will help.
Regards,
R. Magesh.

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Yes, i tried using the schema login adn creating the table as well as system with schemaname prefix....
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P_20100102 DG
P_20100103 DG
P_20100104 DG
P_20100105 DG
P_20100106 DG
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P_20100109 DG
P_20100110 DG
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P_20100113 DG
P_20100114 DG
P_20100115 DG
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P_20100117 DG
P_20100118 DG
P_20100119 DG
P_20100120 DG
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I am seeking some advice on something.
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