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Changing default tablespace for user in oracle

 Atikh Shaikh     create user, oracle, oracle 19c     No comments   

In my oracle database, one of the users was having its default tablespace as SYSAUX, and having default tablespace as SYSAUX is not a good idea in the oracle database, here we are going to discuss changing the default tablespace for oracle user

Let’s see how to check default tablespace using dba_users

SQL> select username, default_tablespace from dba_users where username='TECHNO_USER';

 

USERNAME             DEFAULT_TABLESPACE

-------------------- ------------------------------

TECHNO_USER          SYSAUX

 

Here we can see, default tablespace is SYSAUX, now change it USERS tablespace

SQL> alter user TECHNO_USER default tablespace USERS;

 

User altered.

 

verify the result

SQL> select username, default_tablespace from dba_users where username='TECHNO_USER';

 

USERNAME             DEFAULT_TABLESPACE

-------------------- ------------------------------

TECHNO_USER          USERS

 

In this we can simply alter default tablespace for any user.


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