Answer / orawhiz

yeah

Answer / aditya

Yes. I think answer is correct.
It is something like this

we can group tables in a schema. Imagine there is employee
schema which contains tables empDetails empSalary deatils
and we have another schema named clientDetails which
conatins table cleintNmaes.

Now this tables are logically seperated by schema.User
belonging to empoyee schema cannot acess cleintDetails
schema and vice versa ( untill we grant them).

TableSpace can be consideres as partiotns (similar in
windows) where we can store data of different tables
belonging to different schemas.In our example all the
tables belonging to employye and cleintdetails can stay in
same tablespace (say AllData tablespace).


HOpe this answer helps :)

Answer / nishi

yes

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