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Hi guys,
I have some understanding problem.
create tablespace ts1
datafile '/appl/OraHome/oradata/MYDB/ts1.dbf' size 15M autoextend on default storage initial 128K next 128K minextents 1 maxextents 8192 pctincrease 0 ); 2. I create a new user CREATE USER teddy IDENTIFIED BY bear DEFAULT TABLESPACE ts1 TEMPORARY TABLESPACE temp1 (created too) QUOTA UNLIMITED ON ts1 ; 3. teddy create a table: CREATE TABLE emp ( empno NUMBER(3) CONSTRAINT emp_pk PRIMARY KEY, fname VARCHAR2(20) CONSTRAINT emp_fname_nn NOT NULL, lname VARCHAR2(20) CONSTRAINT emp_lname_nn NOT NULL, bdate DATE CONSTRAINT emp_dbate_nn NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT check_empno CHECK (empno BETWEEN 0 AND 999) );
why this table is not store inside ts1 ? as teddy was created with the
default tablespace = ts1
do I have to specify tablespace name in the create table emp script ?
this table is store inside SYSTEM tablespace
3. Now I made a stupid move "rm .../MYDB/ts1.dbf
my solaris 2.7 login profile don't have the trash can (undelete) so I can not undelete
I try to recreate my tbs1 by using above script (step 1) but oracle said tbs1 is allready exists.
what should I do now. can I recover my tbs1.dbf and move teddy object into tablespace tbs1 from system tablespace ?
Thank You guys,....
sinardy
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