NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE:
Description: Specifies the language of spelling date name, month name and date antennas (AM, PM, AD, BC). The default value of this parameter is NLS_LANGUAGE
Specified language.
Value range: Any valid NLS_LANGUAGE value.
Default: NLS_LANGUAGE value
NLS_DUAL_CURRENCY:
Description: Used to override the default dual currency symbol defined in NLS_TERRITORY. If this parameter is not set, you will use the default dual currency symbol;
Otherwise, a new session of a value is a double currency symbol will be launched.
Value range: Any valid format name. .
Default: Double currency symbol
NLS_ISO_CURRENCY:
Description: Specifies the string used as an international currency symbol for the C digital format element. The default value of this parameter is determined by NLS_TERRITORY.
Value range: Any valid NLS_TERRITORY value.
Default: get from NLS_TERRITORY
NLS_CALENDAR:
Description: Specifies which calendar system to use Oracle as the date format. For example, if NLS_CALENDAR is set to 'Japanese
Imperial ', then the date format is' e yy-mm-dd'. That is: if the date is May 15, 1997, then
Sysdate is displayed as 'h 09-05-15'.
Value range: Arabic Hijrah, ENGLISH HIJRAH, GREGORIAN, JAPANESE IMPERIAL, PERSIAN, ROC OFFICOAL (Republic of China) and Thai Buddha.
Default: Gregorian
PLSQL_NATIVE_C_COMPILER:
Note: Specifies the full path name for compiling the generated C file as a target file. This parameter is optional. Unique Make with each platform
The default value of this parameter is included in the file. If a value is specified for this parameter, the value will override the default value in the Make file.
Value range: The full path to the C compiler.
Default: None
Remote_dependencies_mode:
Description: The process processing that the database is dependent on the object is depends on the process. If set to TimeStamp,
This process can only be performed only if the server matches the local timestamp. If set to Signature,
This process can be performed in the case of signing security.
Value range: TimeStamp | Signature
Default: TimeStamp
UTL_FILE_DIR:
Description: Allows the database administrator to specify the directory of the PL / SQL file I / O license. Use multiple UTL_FILE_DIR
The parameters can specify multiple directories. Please note that all users can read or write all files specified in the UTL_FILE_DIR parameter.
Value range: Any valid directory path.
Default: None
PLSQL_V2_CompArthibility:
Description: Sets the PL / SQL compatibility level. If set to false, PL / SQL V3 behavior will be executed without allowing V2 behavior;
Otherwise some PL / SQL V2 behavior will be accepted when running PL / SQL V3.
Value range: True | False
Default: False
PLSQL_NATIVE_MAKE_UTILITY:
Description: Specify the Make utility (such as Make or Gmake in UNIX, ie gnu make)
The full path name. To generate a shared object or DLL from the generated C source, you need to use the Make utility.
Value Range: The full path name of the make utility.
Default: None
PLSQL_NATIVE_LIBRARY_DIR:
Description: Use the PL / SQL compiler. It specifies the directory name, which stores the shared object generated by the machine compiler.
Range value: Directory name.
Default: None
PLSQL_COMPILER_FLAGS:
Description: Use the PL / SQL compiler. It specifies the compiler flag list as a list of strings separated by commas.
Value range: native (PL / SQL module will compile.), Interpreted (then PL / SQL module will be compiled into a PL / SQL byte code format), Debug (PL / SQL module will use probe debug symbol To compile), Non_Debug. Default: "Interpreted, Non_Debug"
PLSQL_NATIVE_LINKER:
Description: This parameter specifies the link program (such as LD in UNIX, or linking the target file to a GNU LD of the shared object or DLL)
The full path name. This parameter is optional. The default value of this parameter is included in the unique Make file included with each platform. If you specify a value for this parameter,
The value will override the default value in the Make file.
Value range: The full path name of the link program.
Default: None
PLSQL_NATIVE_MAKE_FILE_NAME:
Description: Specify the full path name of the make file. Make utility (specified by PLSQL_NATIVE_MAKE_UTILITY)
Use this MAKE file to generate a shared object or a DLL. Each platform is attached to a port-specific Make file, which contains using make
The rule to follow when generating a DLL on the platform.
Value range: The full path name of the make file.
Default: None
PLSQL_V2_CompArthibility:
Description: Sets the PL / SQL compatibility level. If set to false, PL / SQL V3 behavior will be executed without allowing V2 behavior;
Otherwise some PL / SQL V2 behavior will be accepted when running PL / SQL V3.
Value range: True | False
Default: False
