Compressed tables with more than 255 columns

hi,
Would anyone have a sql to find out compressed tables with more than 255 columns.
Thank you
Jonu

SELECT table_name,
       Count(column_name)
FROM   user_tab_columns utc
WHERE  utc.table_name IN (SELECT table_name
                          FROM   user_tables
                          WHERE  compression = 'ENABLED')
HAVING Count(column_name) > 255
GROUP  BY table_name

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