No Compatible parameter when creating 8i Repository

Hi, When I try to create the new repository (using RAU) I get an error, in ckrau61,script cktabs: "ORA-00406 Compatible parameter needs to be 8.1.0.0 or greater". It seems that I need a statement like: "Alter system set compatible='"8.1.0.0.0' scope=?????;"
What should the scope be and where does the statement go?
Thanks for your help. Martin

OK, I found it. It is a statement in the init***.ora files. There doesn't seem to be a scope clause. Why the instructions are not in the upgrade directions is anybody's guess.

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3. Export it back to repository and try scheduling it again. You can verify through CMC for Crystal Reports under " Database Configuration" property to make sure it points to the right ODBC.
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