What happens when CTAS fails?

Hi,what happens when CTAS fails?
Will the table be created with as much data as it fetched before the error occurred.

Just try it and you will see:
  1  create table test_table as
  2  select rownum/(case rownum when 5 then 0 else 5 end) as rn
  3  from dual
  4* connect by level < 10
SQL> /
select rownum/(case rownum when 5 then 0 else 5 end) as rn
ERROR at line 2:
ORA-01476: divisor is equal to zero
SQL> desc test_table
ERROR:
ORA-04043: object test_table does not exist
SQL>

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