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Originally posted by TomazZ
or you can export the data with compress=y, drop the table and import the data
It's not really adviable to use the compress=y unless you are sure that the data content of the table is using all of the space currently allocated.
If you have a table which has allocated 200Mb of extents yet the data contained within the table is only 10Mb (due to deletes, etc) then the compress=y will build a table with a single 200Mb extent rather than a single 10Mb extent.
IMHO it is better to establish the storage requirement first.
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