Oracle, Create table with inline constraint declarations using a different tablespace

I have two questions about inline constraints declarations for Oracle tables:

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Is it a bad practice? If so, why?

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How could one declare a different tablespace for the primary key and index like it's done when using the outline declaration? Something like

create table THIS_TABLE (
id number,
constraint THIS_TABLE_PK (id) tablespace INDEX_TABLESPACE
) tablespace DATA_TABLESPACE;

Like this:

create table THIS_TABLE (
  id number NOT NULL, 
  constraint THIS_TABLE_PK PRIMARY KEY(id) 
             USING INDEX TABLESPACE INDEX_TABLESPACE
) tablespace DATA_TABLESPACE;

USING INDEX TABLESPACE is the syntax - you weren't far off.

As far as good/bad practice is concerned, that's opinion-based, so not really something that should be asked here. The alternative is to use the ALTER TABLE .... syntax after table creation.

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