Tablespace System full

Hi!
Tablespace system is full and no more free space in file system to allocate. I dropped some packages and procedures but tablespace is still full (because HWM... i think).
Can I recreate table source$ in tablespace system? Do you have some suggestion? I don't want shutdown database to do this.
Thanks a lot
André

Since your system tablespace is used only system users,
you just add or resize the datafile for this tablespace.
HTH

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=====================================
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524288
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