Ken,

Do a full export as user sys.    Then create a new userid to act as the
owner of those non-sys and non-system tables.
Do an alter user owner_of_tables default tablespace
tablespace_for_application_tables;

Do an import of the application tables using the table (or tables - I can't
remember) option of the imp command.
You probably will need to use fromuser=SYS  touser=owner_of_tables as well.

>From the unix operating system prompt you can use the exp help=y and imp
help=y commands to get help on the syntax
for export and import.   The Server Utilities User's Guide has lots of text
and examples for export and import.   You can
also query Metalink for something moving tables from one schema to another
using export and import.   There should
be a few notes in there outlining the exact steps to use.

Cherie


                                                                                       
                       
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I can't find any details of this in any of my documentation.  I originally
created my DB as SYS.  I have setup a new user and need to move my DB /
Tables, etc. to the new schema.  How do I go about this?  Can I do it via
SQL Plus or do I need to do it via svrmgr?  Or, would it just be easier to
create a new DB (DDL SQL script) as the new user?

Thanks,
Ken Janusz
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