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utl_file_dir
Oracle 11.1.0:
| Parameter Name: | utl_file_dir
| | Description: | utl_file accessible directories list
| | Type: | CHAR
| Obsoleted: | FALSE
| | Can ALTER SESSION: | FALSE
| Can ALTER SYSTEM: | FALSE
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Oracle 10.2.0:
| Parameter Name: | utl_file_dir
| | Description: | utl_file accessible directories list
| | Type: | CHAR
| Obsoleted: | FALSE
| | Can ALTER SESSION: | FALSE
| Can ALTER SYSTEM: | FALSE
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Oracle 10.1.0:
| Parameter Name: | utl_file_dir
| | Description: | utl_file accessible directories list
| | Type: | CHAR
| Obsoleted: | FALSE
| | Can ALTER SESSION: | FALSE
| Can ALTER SYSTEM: | FALSE
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Oracle 9.2.0:
| Parameter Name: | utl_file_dir
| | Description: | utl_file accessible directories list
| | Type: | CHAR
| Obsoleted: | FALSE
| | Can ALTER SESSION: | FALSE
| Can ALTER SYSTEM: | FALSE
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Oracle 8.1.7:
| Parameter Name: | utl_file_dir
| | Description: | utl_file accessible directories list
| | Type: | CHAR
| Obsoleted: | FALSE
| | Can ALTER SESSION: | FALSE
| Can ALTER SYSTEM: | FALSE
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Oracle 8.0.6:
| Parameter Name: | utl_file_dir
| | Description: | utl_file accessible directories list
| | Type: | CHAR
| Obsoleted: | FALSE
| | Can ALTER SESSION: | FALSE
| Can ALTER SYSTEM: | FALSE
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Oracle 7.3.4:
| Parameter Name: | utl_file_dir
| | Description: | utl_file accessible directories list
| | Type: | CHAR
| Obsoleted: | FALSE
| | Can ALTER SESSION: | FALSE
| Can ALTER SYSTEM: | FALSE
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Related Error Messages:
ORA-01308: initialization parameter utl_file_dir is not set
ORA-23502: valid directory for offline instatiation is not specified Cause: An attempt was made to offline instantiate to a directory which is not specified or null.Action: There are two ways to specify the directory: o As a parm offline_dirpath to the API o As an init.ora parm named utl_file_dir Make sure you have specified an appropriate directory in which the offline file can be created.//
This parameter is documented in the
Oracle Server Reference Guide.
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