Yes,
when you specify the primary key in the create table statement also mention
USING INDEX TABLESPACE, this way you can ensure that the index is created in
separate tablespace
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Arun Aggarwal
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> We have tables with primary keys, which result in indexes being created.
We
> do not explicitly create indexes.
>
> How can I ensure that indexes are created in a seperate tablespace from
the
> tables?
>
> Can I specify this in the create table statement?
>
> Oracle version is 8.1.6
>
> John
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