Answer Posted / ratheesh nellikal

Answer posted by Dba is correct.
But in real time schenario we should be more specific.
eg:
CREATE TABLE SCHEMA.TABLENAME
(column1 DATATYPE,
column2 DATATYPE,
column3 DATATYPE)
IN tablespace_name
INDEX IN index_tablespace;

so try to follow this syntax (u can have more options with
this command like u can even specify the tablespace name wr
do u want to store ur LONG object 'LONG IN
long_tablespace' )

Cheers,
Ratheesh Nellikal

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