A table is being imported and it must be ensured that the table is put into a single contiguous area. There is not a single contiguous area large enough for the entire space allocated to the table. What should be done to achieve this?

Coalescing a tablespace combines adjacent free space fragments into larger contiguous extents. When importing a table that requires a single contiguous area larger than any existing free space, coalescing can create the needed space. Other options (cascade, constraint, primary key) are import-related parameters or constraints that don't address space consolidation.