ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS' even when tables moved to different tablespaece











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I created some tables using DBO_USER which had default tablespace as USERS. I moved these tables to another tablespace which is DBO_TS. I have another user APP_USER which tries to insert into these tables created by DBO_USER and APP_USER has unlimited grants and quotas on DBO_TS tablespace. APP_USER gets the error message ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'. I can't alter the user as mentioned in




ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'.




I want to know the following:




  1. Why error still refers back to USERS tablespace?


  2. How can I enable APP_USER to insert into tables created by DB_USER
    without altering the user and default tablespace of the user?



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  • Does APP_USER do the INSERT directly or via a stored procedure? If the latter, who owns the stored procedure?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • It inserts Directly
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • Was APP_USER able to insert prior to the move?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:54










  • No which is the reason why I moved the tables to DBO_TS
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 12:43










  • Are there any indexes/LOBS on the table that are still in the USERS tablespace?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 14:42















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I created some tables using DBO_USER which had default tablespace as USERS. I moved these tables to another tablespace which is DBO_TS. I have another user APP_USER which tries to insert into these tables created by DBO_USER and APP_USER has unlimited grants and quotas on DBO_TS tablespace. APP_USER gets the error message ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'. I can't alter the user as mentioned in




ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'.




I want to know the following:




  1. Why error still refers back to USERS tablespace?


  2. How can I enable APP_USER to insert into tables created by DB_USER
    without altering the user and default tablespace of the user?



Thanks.






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  • Does APP_USER do the INSERT directly or via a stored procedure? If the latter, who owns the stored procedure?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • It inserts Directly
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • Was APP_USER able to insert prior to the move?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:54










  • No which is the reason why I moved the tables to DBO_TS
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 12:43










  • Are there any indexes/LOBS on the table that are still in the USERS tablespace?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 14:42













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I created some tables using DBO_USER which had default tablespace as USERS. I moved these tables to another tablespace which is DBO_TS. I have another user APP_USER which tries to insert into these tables created by DBO_USER and APP_USER has unlimited grants and quotas on DBO_TS tablespace. APP_USER gets the error message ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'. I can't alter the user as mentioned in




ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'.




I want to know the following:




  1. Why error still refers back to USERS tablespace?


  2. How can I enable APP_USER to insert into tables created by DB_USER
    without altering the user and default tablespace of the user?



Thanks.






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share|improve this question















I created some tables using DBO_USER which had default tablespace as USERS. I moved these tables to another tablespace which is DBO_TS. I have another user APP_USER which tries to insert into these tables created by DBO_USER and APP_USER has unlimited grants and quotas on DBO_TS tablespace. APP_USER gets the error message ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'. I can't alter the user as mentioned in




ORA-01950: no privileges on tablespace 'USERS'.




I want to know the following:




  1. Why error still refers back to USERS tablespace?


  2. How can I enable APP_USER to insert into tables created by DB_USER
    without altering the user and default tablespace of the user?



Thanks.






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  • Does APP_USER do the INSERT directly or via a stored procedure? If the latter, who owns the stored procedure?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • It inserts Directly
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • Was APP_USER able to insert prior to the move?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:54










  • No which is the reason why I moved the tables to DBO_TS
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 12:43










  • Are there any indexes/LOBS on the table that are still in the USERS tablespace?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 14:42


















  • Does APP_USER do the INSERT directly or via a stored procedure? If the latter, who owns the stored procedure?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • It inserts Directly
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 11:52










  • Was APP_USER able to insert prior to the move?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 11:54










  • No which is the reason why I moved the tables to DBO_TS
    – Rakesh
    Nov 17 at 12:43










  • Are there any indexes/LOBS on the table that are still in the USERS tablespace?
    – TenG
    Nov 17 at 14:42
















Does APP_USER do the INSERT directly or via a stored procedure? If the latter, who owns the stored procedure?
– TenG
Nov 17 at 11:52




Does APP_USER do the INSERT directly or via a stored procedure? If the latter, who owns the stored procedure?
– TenG
Nov 17 at 11:52












It inserts Directly
– Rakesh
Nov 17 at 11:52




It inserts Directly
– Rakesh
Nov 17 at 11:52












Was APP_USER able to insert prior to the move?
– TenG
Nov 17 at 11:54




Was APP_USER able to insert prior to the move?
– TenG
Nov 17 at 11:54












No which is the reason why I moved the tables to DBO_TS
– Rakesh
Nov 17 at 12:43




No which is the reason why I moved the tables to DBO_TS
– Rakesh
Nov 17 at 12:43












Are there any indexes/LOBS on the table that are still in the USERS tablespace?
– TenG
Nov 17 at 14:42




Are there any indexes/LOBS on the table that are still in the USERS tablespace?
– TenG
Nov 17 at 14:42

















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