How to see session-specifik parameters?

Hi!
Let's say I made an after-logon trigger for user1,
which change optimizer_features_enable (using execute immediate).
Now user1 logs on,
how could I verify that logon-trigger works?
Greetings
Bjørn

Hi!
Thank you this work from sql*plus ;-)
but how to check that from within an (web-)pl/sql-package?
I have an pl/sql-web-package and need to know if the logon-trigger affect
the session - i want to be sure, because it could be
that the web-server using connection-pooling not logs on (reusing an old session).
Greetings
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