ENVS and GLOBAL_USERNAME parameters to SID_DESC

DB:9i
Hello All,
Can we add ENVS and GLOBAL_USERNAME parameters to SID_DESC section of listener.ora
Could anyone me the list of parameters,
we can add to the SID_DESC section of listener.ora
DN

No, I mean GLOBAL_USERNAMEDid you read above link ? GLOBAL_USERNAME does not exist, while there is GLOBAL_DBNAME.
what about ENVS?Please read the link : Use the parameter ENVS to specify environment variables for the listener to set prior to executing (as a child process) a dedicated server program or an executable specified with the PROGRAM parameter.
I used it sometimes for external procedures.

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