How to create a table in a specified tablespace using Oracle?

You can use the following syntax in Oracle to create a table in a specified tablespace:

Define a table called “table_name” with columns “column1” and “column2” of specified data types, which can either allow or disallow NULL values, and specify the tablespace “tablespace_name” for storage.

In this case, table_name is the name of the table to be created, while column1, column2, etc., refer to the column names and data types of the table. The datatype specifies the data type of each column, such as VARCHAR2, NUMBER, etc.

In the TABLESPACE clause, you can specify the tablespace where you want to create the table. The tablespace_name is the name of the tablespace to be used.

For example, to create a table named my_table in a tablespace called my_tablespace, you can use the following statement:

Create a table named my_table with two columns: id of type NUMBER and name of type VARCHAR2(50), stored in the my_tablespace tablespace.