How to relocate table in new tablespace in Oracle 8i

Hi all
I would like to know how to relocate table from one tablespace to another tablespace in Oracle 8i. Currently, I create new table without data in new tablespace and then load data from old table in old tablespace. However, I think it is not efficient at all. Could anyone kindly advise any method to proceed it
Thanks

Nick has pointed out the best way to relocate a table. With the alter table move command you do not have to worry about FK or any other kind of constraints, table triggers, or grants. They all remain in place. You just need to rebuild the indexes as Nick pointed out.
There were some restrictions on the types of tables that could be moved with alter table move when the command first was introduced. I think LOB columns were unsupported at first. The old exp/imp had to be used for those cases.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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