Database Upgrade Assistant (DBUA) displays this dialog when it identifies initialization parameters that are defined using environment variables. In general, you should avoid using environment variables when you define initialization parameter values, particularly when you upgrade your database to a new release.
Use this dialog to make sure that all path names in the initialization parameter file are fully specified.
The parameters that use environment variables are listed in the table. The following columns are provided in the table.
| Column Name |
Explanation |
|---|---|
| Parameter |
The name of an initialization parameter that uses an environment variable as part of its definition. |
| Value Found |
The current value of the initialization parameter, including the environment variable currently used to define its value. |
| Value to Be Used |
Enter the actual value of the initialization parameter. Enter the exact string, path, or other value. Do not use an environment variable to specify the value of the parameter. This is the value that will be used in the upgraded database. |
Note: If the value of a parameter is left empty, the parameter is removed from the initialization parameter file.
When you have provided a new value for all of the parameters listed in the table, click OK to continue upgrading your database.
Overview of the Database Upgrade Assistant
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