Your multitenant container database (CDB) contains some pluggable databases (PDBs), you execute the following command in the root container: Which two statements are true?

Schema objects owned by a common user are not automatically shared across PDBs - they exist only in the specific container where they were created, and each PDB maintains its own independent set of schema objects for that user.

When CONTAINER=ALL is used, the temporary tablespace assignment applies across all containers, not just the root - the user can use TEMP_TS in any PDB where that tablespace exists or is mapped.

When a common user is created in the root with CONTAINER=ALL (explicit or implicit), Oracle creates the user definition in the root and propagates it to every existing PDB and any future PDB that is plugged in. The user metadata is stored in both the root and each PDB's data dictionary.

A common user's schema - meaning the objects owned by that user - can differ in each container. The user identity is shared, but the objects created in each PDB belong to that container's local scope and are independent of objects in other PDBs or the root.

Omitting the CONTAINER clause defaults to CONTAINER=ALL for common users (whose names must begin with C##), so the user is created in root and all PDBs, not only in root.