Interruption of the compression of the table

Hi all

Could someone describe to me what happens if I interrupt the compression of the table on a halfway?

Everything will be compressed a half table or all previos actions will be supported roller?

It doesn't work that way you. This,

orclz >

orclz > alter table emp store compress line advanced;

Modified table.

orclz >

is just a DOF, instant and does not compress anything. You must reorganize the table to achieve any compression.

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