Where the tables will occur in oracle 10g

hi,
I am learning Oracle 10g.. i have created tables and stored some records in that table... but i can't find the storage location(folder) of that table. So, anyone expert in Oracle 10g, please help me to find this....

Hi!
Your tables are always stored in Tablespaces, if you omit the tablespace clause in your create table statement, they will go to your default tablespace.
You can find this tablespace using
select default_tablespace from dba_users where username='your username';
using this tablespace name you can find out the datafiles of that tablespace using
select file_name from dba_data_files where tablespace_name='the tablespace_name from above';
Then you would know where your tables are stored.
Regards,
PP

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