Note the point:
1. If it is opened in a tool such as PL/SQL, directly modify the following code [ Italic bold Section ] to execute
2. Ensure that the path exists, such as "D:\oracle\oradata\Oracle9i\", which is the path where you want to save the file
/ * divided into four steps * /
/* Step 1th: Create a temporary tablespace */
Create temporary tablespace user_temp
tempfile ' D:\oracle\oradata\Oracle9i\user_temp.dbf '
size 50m
Autoextend on
next 50m maxsize 20480m
extent management Local;
/ * Step 2nd: Create a data table space * /
Create tablespace user_data
Logging
datafile ' D:\oracle\oradata\Oracle9i\user_data.dbf '
size 50m
Autoextend on
next 50m maxsize 20480m
extent management Local;
/ * 3rd Step: Create user and specify Tablespace * /
Create user username identified by password
default tablespace user_data
temporary tablespace user_temp;
/ * Step 4th: Grant permissions to users * /
Grant CONNECT,RESOURCE,DBA to username;
Oracle Create tablespace, new user, and assign permissions example