Renaming a tablespace through Datapump

Hi.
I have a tablespace X in my source and I want to import it in to another DB and rename it to Y VIA data pump. Do I have to use the REMAP_DATAFILE & REMAP_TABLESPACE parameters or will the REMAP_TABLESPACE do it for me?
I my datafile has the name of the tbs in it so I would like to change it as well so I assume you would need both. Just wanted confirmation. Something like this?
impdp /
directory=DATA_PUMP_DIR
dumpfile= 'TEST.dmp'
transport_datafiles= C:\x
REMAP_TABLESPACE= X:Yor
impdp /
directory=DATA_PUMP_DIR
dumpfile= 'TEST.dmp'
transport_datafiles= C:\x
REMAP_DATAFILE=X.dbf:Y.dbf
REMAP_TABLESPACE= X:Yand I am using ASM with OMF. so my actual datafilename is something like this +DATA/x.284.715018095
Edited by: Gunners on Mar 31, 2010 11:02 AM
Edited by: Gunners on Mar 31, 2010 11:03 AM

I was thinking this...doubt it though, lol
REMAP_DATAFILE=+DATA:+DATA
Cause when I create my tablespace or name a file, I never actually do. Just do a simple
create tablespace X datafile '+DATA' size 100M.....;it generates for us '+DATA/[dbname]/datafile/x.317.657819225'

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