Dear VERITE Nicolas,
Compatible parameter is useful when you want to use the maintenance features of the new release and still your production systems (application programs) are not affected. This way you tell the Oracle server to behave like a previous version from an application point of view.
This parameter defaults to the earliest version of your server with which compatability can be garunteed.
Mahmoud Reza Zare
mrezair_at_oracledba.com
- VERITE Nicolas BRX/FCR <nicolas.verite_at_francetelecom.fr>
> wrote:
>Hi all ! (once again)
>
>I wanted to resize a datafile on 7.3.2.3.0 on HP-UX 10.20,
>but the engine "answered" me the compatible parameter
>in initSID.ora was no set correctly...
>This parameter is not set in this BD.
>
>What is the impact of setting this parameter to a version or another ?
>(except I will be able to resize a datafile after next startup...)
>
>Thanx for your help.
>Nico
>
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