Tom,
I have never used this parameter in the past, but I *believe* that this will
allow you to open up your database in read only mode when you have got
corruption in something like a system datafile or control files? Yyou can
then take exports of the database to reload. Or something like that..
The gurus may have more info..
Mark
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Yes,
I know it's a hidden parameter that should only be used at the advice
of counsel and Oracle Support.
But has anyone used it?
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