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Oracle: DBMS_STATS.GET_PARAM

dbms_stats.get_param is deprecated in favor of dbms_stats.get_prefs.
with param as(
   select 'APPROXIMATE_NDV_ALGORITHM'         as name from dual union all
   select 'AUTO_STAT_EXTENSIONS'              as name from dual union all
   select 'CASCADE'                           as name from dual union all
   select 'CONCURRENT'                        as name from dual union all
   select 'DEGREE'                            as name from dual union all
   select 'ESTIMATE_PERCENT'                  as name from dual union all
   select 'GLOBAL_TEMP_TABLE_STATS'           as name from dual union all
   select 'GRANULARITY'                       as name from dual union all
   select 'INCREMENTAL'                       as name from dual union all
   select 'INCREMENTAL_LEVEL'                 as name from dual union all
   select 'INCREMENTAL_STALENESS'             as name from dual union all
   select 'METHOD_OPT'                        as name from dual union all
   select 'NO_INVALIDATE'                     as name from dual union all
   select 'OPTIONS'                           as name from dual union all
   select 'PREFERENCE_OVERRIDES_PARAMETER'    as name from dual union all
   select 'PUBLISH'                           as name from dual union all
   select 'STALE_PERCENT'                     as name from dual union all
   select 'STAT_CATEGORY'                     as name from dual union all
   select 'TABLE_CACHED_BLOCKS'               as name from dual
)
select
   param.name                       param_name,
   dbms_stats.get_param(param.name) param_value
from
   param;

See also

method_opt
optstat_hist_control$

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