Init.ora in Oracle 10g

Hi,
I installed the Oracle 10g in windows XP and I need to edit some parameters in the init.ora file.
When I searched for the init.ora file it is not available.
Please let me know whether in oracle 10g it is renamed as other file name or whether I need to edit the init.ora only in the enterprise manager which we connect through url as http://mydb:5055/em
Thanks and Regards,
A.Mohammed Rafi

Rafi,
I am sure that the database is using spfile not the init.ora file.
The location of spfile is ORACLE_HOME/database directory.
However, you can easily modify the most of the parameters dynamically using the following command from sqlprompt.
alter system parameter = value scope = both;
when you say scope = both, parameters values are in the spfile and the values also reflect the new connections to the database.
If you wanna change in the spfile, then, you need to create pfile from spfile, since spfile can't directly modified, and change/add the parameters in the pfile(init.ora) and finally create spfile from pfile.
Jaffar
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Am trying to INSERT a record including a BLOB. Using Visual C++ 6.0, Oracle 10g, and Oracle ODBC Driver.
Setup calls to SQLAllocStmt, SQLBindParameter (for the BLOB, only), and SQL_LEN_DATA_AT_EXEC all are ok as far as can be told. (Return code is zero.)
After setup calls, call to SQLExecDirect returns -1 (error with info) and the info is error ORA-22275 (invalid LOB locator specified). (Was expecting 99 (SQL_NEED_DATA) to start feeding LOB data.)
This same code ran under Oracle 9i, but fails under 10g. Did not even rebuild the code.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance

This was resolved in the latest 10g ODBC driver (10.1.0.3.1)
Jon

Init.ora in Oracle 10g

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