Table spaces and Users

I have created a new user and have specified separate tablespaces for both data and index for this users.
Now the problem is the schema objects are to be imported from another database which only has system tablespace, I wanted to know if this schema/user (single) is imported under the one I created in my database, then would it take the tablespaces automatically?

Also you can do import with parameter indexfile=[some file name here]. This won't do the actual import but instead will generate a file containing the sql necessary to create all tables and indexes. You can then manually edit this file to change the tablespace names and then run it to pre-create the tables (without data) and indexes in the correct tablespaces. Be sure to also remove the REM in front of all the create table statements as they will be commented out otherwise.
Then, do your import specifying ignore=y. This will ignore the errors generated by the tables already existing, and insert the data into the tables you already created.

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