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    How to drop hidden parameter from spfile using alter system command?

    Hi Guys,

    I have a hidden parameter _push_join_union_view set to FALSE in the spfile.

    Now, I want to drop this parameter completely from the spfile.

    How do I do that with the alter system command. I tried following but does not work.

    alter system set _push_join_union_view=NULL scope=spfile;

    alter system set "_push_join_union_view"=NULL scope=spfile;

    alter system set '_push_join_union_view'=NULL scope=spfile

    alter system set _push_join_union_view='' scope=spfile

    alter system set '_push_join_union_view'='' scope=spfile

    alter system set "_push_join_union_view"='' scope=spfile

    Pl. help.

    Thanks in Advance
    Sam
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    alter system reset .....

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    The parameters can't be dropped. They can be reset to a default value.
    lucky

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    Hi,

    Ours is a Non-RAC environment. But, still following statement worked.

    alter system reset "_push_join_union_view" scope=spfile sid='*';

    I wonder if there are any other alternates available.

    Thanks,

    Sam
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    why an alternate to the command that does what is supposed to do?

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    Quote Originally Posted by davey23uk View Post
    why an alternate to the command that does what is supposed to do?
    The above command is supposed to be for RAC system and ours is Non-RAC system. So, I am wondering if there is a similar command for Non-RAC system as well.

    Thanks for your help.
    Sam
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    Quote Originally Posted by samdba View Post
    The above command is supposed to be for RAC system
    ... who told you that?
    Pablo (Paul) Berzukov

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    Quote Originally Posted by samdba View Post
    The above command is supposed to be for RAC system and ours is Non-RAC system. So, I am wondering if there is a similar command for Non-RAC system as well.

    Thanks for your help.

    totally not true at all

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