Re: RAC on Linux vs Support

In 10i release 1 there'll be around 32 documented (not starting with _) parameters you can set, I think. In release 2 they're aiming for 22. Those two parameters you mention sound important enough to make the list :).

Mogens

Jamadagni, Rajendra wrote:

> in Oracle 10i,
>
> alter database set dba_required=false scope=both;
>
> will be true ...
> Raj
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Morgan [mailto:dvmrgn_at_1001111.com]
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> Hi Jared,
> But then running Oracle is a non-trivial exercise
> At least for me ;-)
> Dave
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