How to compress Segment/Table to 1 extent in Oracle 8.0.6?

The best strategy I find to compress a table's extent is to: 1) export the table 2) drop the table 3) import the table.
However, this is proving to be very problematic. When you export a table with constraints=y, it does not include the foreign key constraints on children tables. But, if you drop the table with "cascade constraints" option, all foreign key constraints on these children tables are dropped. There is no way to re-create them when the table is imported.
My export parameters are indexes=y constraints=y grants=y. And, the import parameters are rows=y constraints=y indexes=y grants=y
I came up with an alternate strategy which does not include dropping the table. Using ignore=y on the import would bring the extents down to 2.
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Tom.

It's simple from the view perspective. What you see in the table is a reflection of the list data. So if your data in the list is setup like you want to show it in the UI you are done.
Conclusion is, that you have to setup the list in a way that it shows the aggregated data. However, this you have to do yourself. No help from the framework here.
Timo

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