SQL SELECT blocks FROM user_segments WHERE segment_name=,ALTBT; BLOCKS ---------------- SQL ALTER TABLE altb SHRINK SPACE COMPACT; Table altered. SQL SELECT blocks FROM user_segments WHERE segment_name=*ALTB*; BLOCKS ------------------------- View the Exhibit and examine the output and commands executed on the ALTB table. Why does the number of blocks for the table remain the same after the shrink operation?

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SQL> SELECT blocks FROM user_segments WHERE segment_name=,ALTBT; BLOCKS ---------------- SQL> ALTER TABLE altb SHRINK SPACE COMPACT; Table altered. SQL> SELECT blocks FROM user_segments WHERE segment_name=*ALTB*; BLOCKS ------------------------- View the Exhibit and examine the output and commands executed on the ALTB table. Why does the number of blocks for the table remain the same after the shrink operation?

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D. because the high-water mark (HWM) did not move due to the compact option that is used in the

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A. because the table did not contain migrated or chained rows

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B. because the row IDs remain the same for all rows during the shrink operation

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C. because the progress of the shrink operation is not saved in the bitmap blocks of the table

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