Adjusting Oracle Parameters in pure Java DB

Hi people,
I´ve installed a java instance with oracle DB. In the post-installation steps, there are the oracle adjusting parameters. For to execute the script for view the several parameters in this database it´s only possible via sqlplus?
More thanks

But I´ve executed the script in the sqlplus with the properties indicated in the note
SQLPLUS
To ensure an acceptable output with SQLPLUS, execute the following SQLPLUS commands in advance
set linesize 360
set pagesize 1000
COLUMN name             FORMAT a40
COLUMN set              FORMAT a8
COLUMN remark          FORMAT   a60
COLUMN recommendation FORMAT   a120
COLUMN is_value        FORMAT   a50
COLUMN should_be_value FORMAT   a50
But the output is cutted and I cannot see the previous parameters. I added more pagesize but doesn´t work

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