Physical disk space after ORACLE reorganization with brtools

Hi all! .
I perform reorganization after arсhiving with brtools. In db02 shows that free size in tablespace are increased but physical disk space not changed.
Can i make changes in online with brtools to increase physical disk space in reorganized tablespaces? 
system ver. :  ECC 5.0,   oracle 9.2.0.7.0, BRTOOLS 6.40 (52)
Thanks for help!
Edited by: Andrey Burakov on Jun 14, 2011 7:39 AM

Andrey Burakov wrote:
Hi all! .
> I perform reorganization after arсhiving with brtools. In db02 shows that free size in tablespace are increased but physical disk space not changed.
> Can i make changes in online with brtools to increase physical disk space in reorganized tablespaces? 
> system ver. :  ECC 5.0,   oracle 9.2.0.7.0, BRTOOLS 6.40 (52)
> Thanks for help!
>
> Edited by: Andrey Burakov on Jun 14, 2011 7:39 AM
Hi Andrey,
You need to reorganize whole tablespace, not only tables in order to reclaim the free space to the OS.
The prerequisite for online reorganization is:
Oracle 9.2 database or higher.
The prerequisite for online conversion of the LONG-fields into LOB-fields:
Oracle 10g database or higher.
Online conversion is supported for SAP kernel 7.00 or higher. For SAP kernel 6.40,
it is supported only in a restricted manner (see "Caution" in point III). Conversion is
not supported for SAP systems with a kernel lower than 6.40.
Check the note 646681 - Reorganizing tables with BRSPACE
Best regards,
Orkun Gedik
Edited by: Orkun Gedik on Jun 14, 2011 9:10 AM

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