Table created by datapump imp/exp, change default tablespace?

Is there a way, without changing the users default tablespace, to force the table created by data pump import or export to go to a different tablespace than the users default? Our policy is that users must declare the tablespace they want an object created in, therefore the users tablespace is very small (6M), so if they accidently created an object in this TS it would fail. When we run expdp, this default tablespace fills up and export fails. I can't find a parameter in the documentation on giving an alternative tablespace for this table.

When you run expdp, it creates a table under the user you logged in as. This table is used to keep track of the datapump process. I am looking for a way to direct datapump to create this table in a specific tablespace instead of the users default.

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Hi all,
What impact it wouuld have on database if i change the default tablespace of SYSTEM user?? actually i have got a strange env where th default tablespace for system user is tools and that for OUTLN is system
please share your view and experiences
Thanks and Regards
VD

hi thanks,
i know there is no performance issue using non system tablespace for system user, but we do follow some nomenclature structure thats why i am asking the question..so i am going to change its tablespace of user system from TOOLS to system with
SQL> alter user system default tablespace system;
command, and not expecting any complications..
Thanks and Regards
VD

Is there anyway to use imp and rename a tablespace during import? Sort of what remap_tablespace for datapump import does?

I have a dump file from a 9i Oracle database with tablespace USERDEL_DATA but my database in 11g has tablespace USER_DEL_DATA. I don't want to name the tablespace what it is called in the 9i database because the naming convention is not consistent with what I have been naming the tablespaces. There needs to be a '_' between USER and DEL.
The problem I have is that, each time I try importing to 11g database, some tables that probably have USERDEL_DATA as their default tablespace in the 9i database would not import into the 11g database. Is there any parameter (I haven't found one yet) using native import (i.e. imp) to remap_tablespace? I know with impdp, I would be able to remap tablespace easily but this dump file is from a 9i database and impdp would not work on it. Please help.
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The old exp/imp utilities have a tablespace transport mode, sort of like the end goal, but maybe not quite exactly.
>> tables that probably have USERDEL_DATA as their default tablespace
That's not quite accurate, users have a default tablespace, used for table creation when a tablespace isn't specified in the DDL.
What we've done when an export file has tablespaces that disagree with the tablespace names in the import target, go ahead and create the disagreeable tablepspace, and set the target schema(s) user(s) to have zero quota on the "bad" named tablespace. The IGNORE=Y imp setting will end up putting the tables into the user default tablespace, as long as the user(s) haven't picked up the unlimited tablespace system privilege somehow/somewhere.
So when import is done, just drop the bad tablespace [including contents and datafiles]; and Problem Solved.
>> the naming convention is not consistent
Not seeing a problem there. Its got a name, tablespace(s) have to have one. Don't care what its called, just do have to know about it for backup/recovery, that would be the critical bit..

Export from 8i to 11g does not create object in default tablespace

Hello
I have exported and schema from oracle 8i and i try to import it in oracle 11g in a different architecture (8i is sparc. 11g is x86)
i have created an user with default tablespace and the original tablespace does not exist in this database, but I am getting the error;
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 959 encountered
ORA-00959: tablespace 'TS_ARCCLAIMS_DAT' does not exist
if i create an indexfile and create all the objects by removing the REM from the indexfile i have countless contrains errors so i bet this is not an option.
this is how the user is created in 11g:
CREATE USER ARCCLAIMS
IDENTIFIED BY <password>
DEFAULT TABLESPACE ARCCLAIMS_DAT
TEMPORARY TABLESPACE GN_TMP
PROFILE DEFAULT
ACCOUNT UNLOCK;
-- 2 Roles for ARCCLAIMS
GRANT CONNECT TO ARCCLAIMS;
GRANT RESOURCE TO ARCCLAIMS;
ALTER USER ARCCLAIMS DEFAULT ROLE ALL;
-- 1 System Privilege for ARCCLAIMS
GRANT UNLIMITED TABLESPACE TO ARCCLAIMS;
-- 1 Tablespace Quota for ARCCLAIMS
ALTER USER ARCCLAIMS QUOTA UNLIMITED ON ARCCLAIMS_DAT;
what do i have to do in order to have the objects go to the default tablespace of the user?
thank you
Mario G,

Hello,
I believe that you are right, the tables seem to have a clob datatype..
here is it one of the tables affected:
IMP-00017: following statement failed with ORACLE error 959:
"CREATE TABLE "CLM_MAIL_INBOX" ("IBX_CODE" NUMBER(6, 0) NOT NULL DISABLE, "I"
"BX_CLM_CODE" NUMBER(10, 0), "IBX_IMP" CHAR(1), "IBX_FROM" VARCHAR2(50), "IB"
"X_SUBJECT" VARCHAR2(200), "IBX_CREATION" DATE, "IBX_ATTACH_TYPE" VARCHAR2(1"
"0), "IBX_ATTACH" BLOB, "IBX_CONTENT" VARCHAR2(1000), "IBX_RESP_STN" VARCHAR"
"2(3)) PCTFREE 10 PCTUSED 40 INITRANS 1 MAXTRANS 255 LOGGING STORAGE(INITIA"
"L 16384 FREELISTS 1 FREELIST GROUPS 1) TABLESPACE "TS_ARCCLAIMS_DAT" LOB (""
"IBX_ATTACH") STORE AS (TABLESPACE "TS_ARCCLAIMS_DAT" DISABLE STORAGE IN RO"
"W CHUNK 8192 PCTVERSION 10 NOCACHE STORAGE(INITIAL 24576 FREELISTS 1 FREEL"
"IST GROUPS 1))"
IMP-00003: ORACLE error 959 encountered
ORA-00959: tablespace 'TS_ARCCLAIMS_DAT' does not exist
I have already reviewed the document 1180873.1
could the DEFERRED_SEGMENT_CREATION=false be enough..
could this be done with alter system or alter session? which one is better?
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Create object on user's default tablespace only

Hi all,
Is there anyway I can limit a user to create tables NOT on system tablespace , besides alter user quota 0M on system ?
Can I limit a user to create objects only on his own default tablespace ?
alter user quota 0M on < all other tablespaces except user's default> ?
Thanks.

Hi,
I have really no idea why oracle is behaving like this. How can you create a table without a quota.
1) Write here the oracle version for your database software
2) Can you try connecting to the database with same user id but from a remote client using TNS method instead of logging in locally, and they try creating the table.
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Grant table create for only temporary tables

I looking for a way to allow user to create only temporary tables. The user does not need to create or drop any public tables.

Hi,
>>This is really a bad suggestion. The user1 can now only select his own tables, no insert or update. It can not be allowed in the "real world".
The OP said "I looking for a way to allow user to create only temporary tables"
I think that you didn't understand what I showed ...
SYSTEM@test> create user user1 identified by user1 default tablespace USERS quota 0 on USERS;
User created.
SYSTEM@test> create user user2 identified by user2 default tablespace USERS quota unlimited on USERS;
User created.
SYSTEM@test> grant create session,create table, create synonym to user1,user2;
Grant succeeded.
SYSTEM@test> connect user2/user2@teste
Connected.
USER2@test> create table x (id number);
Table created.
USER2@test> insert into x values (1);
1 row created.
USER2@test> grant select,delete,insert,update on x to user1;
Grant succeeded.
USER2@test> connect user1/user1@teste
Connected.
USER1@test> create synonym x for user2.x;
Synonym created.
USER1@test> insert into x values (2);
1 row created.
USER1@test> select * from x;
        ID
         1
         2
USER1@test> create table y (id number);
create table y (id number)
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01536: space quota exceeded for tablespace 'USERS'
USER1@teste> create table user2.y (id number);
create table user2.y (id number)
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
USER1@test> drop table user2.x;
drop table user2.x
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
USER1@test> create global temporary table y (id number) on commit preserve rows;
Table created.
USER1@test> insert into y values (1);
1 row created.
USER1@test> select * from y;
        ID
         1
USER1@test>Cheers

Default Tablespace in Oracle

When creating a new user, If no default tablespace is specified for that user, SYSTEM tablespace is designated as the default tablespace for that user. How do Oracle makes SYSTEM TABLESPACE as the dafault one. When a new tablespace is created, Is there any way to mark a that tablespace as the DEFAULT one for the Database?
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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.

Default Tablespace Question.

This thread may be slightly out of place, but does have to do with tablespaces. I've exhausted my research in other areas. Any help is appreciated.
In Oracle 10g there are, by default, two tablespaces (sysaux & system) from what I can tell. In the Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (MS Web Dev Tool) Database Explorer, I am seeing the system tablespace. This is good because this is where I imported my tables to. In the SQLDataSource Wizard, I am using the same connection, but unfortunately I am being presented with the tables in the sysaux tables. Does anyone know why this is happening? I checked the system user, that I am connecting with, and verified that the default tablespace is system. Previously, the Wizard was showing the HR tablespace, but I dropped the HR user and then the sysaux tablespace started showing up.

Hi,
don't ever import own tables into the system tablespace!!!
Create your own tablespace and your own user!
Never use system tablesapce for whatever!
As system or sys:
create tablespace myts datafile '/your/oracle/oradata/SID/myts01.dbf' size 50M autoextend on extent management local uniform size 1M segment space management auto;And your user
create user XY identified by supersavepassword default tablespace myts;
grant create session to XY;
grant resource to XY;Drop the tables you created in the system tablespace after that.
Use system or sys ONLY if you are doing adminstrativ task never for developing.
Dim
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How do you change/adjust border width for all the cells in a table created in Pages?

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Exp/imp not going to default tablespace

Hi all..
i m using 8i
and i m taking export of one schema by using these command.
exp TEST/TEST file=TEST.dmp log=TEST.log buffer=10240000
and importing
imp TEST/TEST file=TEST.dmp log=imp_test.log full=y buffer=1024000
i have created seprate tablespace for test user and test user's default tablespace is also test.
but when i m importing test schema its going to other tablespace..
how can i take export of one schema and import into other schema and all objects during import should go into defalut tablespace. ???
can i do it using sys... ???

how can i take export of one schema and import into other schema and all objects during import should go into defalut tablespace.Only way is prior to import CREATE empty objects in desired (new) tablespace; then use IGNORE=Y

How to change default value in a table using ALTER TABLE

Hi,
How to change default value in a table
I have a table TEST which has 2 fields CODE of Datatype VARCHAR2(10) and Indicator as VARCHAR2(1).
I want to change the default value using ALTER TABLE TEST of field Indicator to 'I'.
Any help will be needful for me
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user598986 wrote:
Hi,
How to change default value in a table
I have a table TEST which has 2 fields CODE of Datatype VARCHAR2(10) and Indicator as VARCHAR2(1).
I want to change the default value using ALTER TABLE TEST of field Indicator to 'I'.
ALTER TABLE test
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Incidentally, INDICATOR is a keyword in Oracle, so you may have problems using it as a column name. If so, you'll have to enclose the column name in double-quotes, and be careful to use capital letters inside the quotes.
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I have successfully created a DataPump job to run out of OEM GC by choosing the target database I wish to export, then under the Data Movement tab selecting the Export to Export Files option. I then create the DataPump job and it runs successfully.
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Bill,
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Can we change the default tablespace of a table?

Hi All,
Can we change the default tablespace for any TABLE while it contains any data? If yes, how it works? If no, any workaround?
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instead of moving your table after the import you could:
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what is the primary difference between datapumps and imp/exp utilities?
Thank you

The 10g Utilities manual lists the new capabilities that Data Pump provides over imp/exp:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14215/dp_overview.htm#i1010248
That is a pretty complete list. The original exp/imp chapter mentions two things that should be fairy obvious:
You need to use the original imp to import dump files generated by the original exp.
You need to use exp to generate files that can be read by imp on earlier (pre-10) versions of Oracle.
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