Assume that you are starting a new database and that you need to start adding user to this database. There are three basic types of users: developers (who can create basically all objects in the database), data processors (who can insert data into a given set of tables -CUSTOMER and ORDER TABLE as well as updates these tables) and casual user (who can view data from the INVENTORY and PARTS table). Assume also that every day there may be an unpredictable number of users to be added to the different types of categories. As a DBA, what can you do to make the task of adding user a little bit simpler? Would we assign developers and data processors to the same table space? Why or why not?
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