ORA-01536 on unknown tablespace

HI All,
I am trying to create a materialized view, from a table on a remote database via a dblink.
However, I am getting an ORA-01536 error message and oracle is not telling me which tablespace is the problem. The exact error message is:
ORA-01536: space quota exceeded for tablespace ''
When I check dba_ts_quotas, I find that my username is not included, and the only tablespace mentioned is SYSAUX (for DMSYS, SYSMAN and OLAPSYS)
Any suggestion greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Gavin

This would also happen if your account earlier had the RESOURCE role granted to it but the role has since been revoked.
RESOURCE allowed you to create objects as it includes the UNLIMITED_TABLESPACE privilege.
Once that is revoked, you need explicit quotas or QUOTA UNLIMITED ON the specific tablespace(s).
Hemant K Chitale
http://hemantoracledba.blogspot.com

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Hi,
Thanks for the response. There is no QUOTA defined for SYSTEM user, so it is UNLIMITED, No?
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SYSTEM                  8192               16384         16384                1                     505

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I am testing a SQL script to one of my databases. After several tests, I receive the ORA-01536: Tablespace quota has been reached for tablespace "USERS".
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This doesn't look reasonable since the user is SYSDBA Is this user the owner of the table you are inserting into? The tablespace quotas enforced are the ones assigned to the table owner not the inserter. If this is the case you need to grant a larger quota to the table owner, using the command Chris posted.
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I am getting an error
ORA - 01536 : Space Quota exceeded for tablespace 'Tablespacename';
I have tried options like
alter user <username> quota unlimited on <Tablespacename>;
Grant resource to <username>;
I am still getting the same error
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Good morning.
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- RESOURCE
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My environment:
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ORA-01536

two weeks ago i upgrade oracle 9i r2 to 10g r2. the database seems fine until today i received error
ORA-01536 space quota exceeded for tablespace 'xxx'
the tablespace is only 20% filled and the user for that tablespace already granted RESOURCE and UNLIMITED TABLESPACE.
do i miss something?
thank you in advance.

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SQL>
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2 build immediate
3 refresh fast on commit
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5 as
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8 where a.deptno=b.deptno
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6 select a.rowid, b.rowid, a.dname, b.ename, b.job, b.hiredate
7 from dept a , emp b
8 where a.deptno=b.deptno
9 /
from dept a , emp b
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1536 ORA-01536: space quota exceeded for tablespace

I am trying to update a record in the particular table.. its keep saying the above error msg.. I have extended the table space segment, but still am getting the same error.
Can some one have any idea on this..
Thanks in advance

Hi,
execute the following statement form system
SQL> alter user <username> quota unlimited on < tablespace_name> ;
this will allow you to use this tablespace.
-Mohan
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Joekan:
I am trying to update a record in the particular table.. its keep saying the above error msg.. I have extended the table space segment, but still am getting the same error.
Can some one have any idea on this..
Thanks in advance<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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