Table move after data deletion in oracle 11g

Hi,
Our previous system was in oracle 9i, And we used to archive our data in every 1 year which caused a huged number of DML operation our database. After that,we used to move our table and rebuild indexes to releases spaces. After Upgradation ,our presence system is running on oracle version 11.2.0.2. Now my question do we need to move table in 11g to release space?? Or it automatically done in 11.2.0.2???
Thanks and Regards,

Our previous system was in oracle 9i, And we used to archive our data in every 1 year which caused a huged number of DML operation our database. After that,we used to move our table and rebuild indexes to releases spaces. After Upgradation ,our presence system is running on oracle version 11.2.0.2. Now my question do we need to move table in 11g to release space?? Or it automatically done in 11.2.0.2???If you move that space will be released from those extents but you wont gain any space at OS level until unless you shrink datafile. Move command will do the job.
did you see what is the free space in tablespace after moving objects?

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