Sql statement to determine if amm or ASSM is being used

is there a SQL statement I can use to determine if a DB is using AMM or ASSM. Any examples would be greatly appreciated

As I understand it,
select name, isdefault, display_value from v$parameter where name in ( 'memory_target' , 'sga_target', 'statistics_level') order by name;
If memory_target is set non-zero, you are using Automatic Memory Management See Managing Memory
Else if sga_target is set non-zero and statistics_level is TYPICAL or ALL, you are using Automatic Shared Memory Management See Managing Memory and Configuring and Using Memory
I don't know the Linux memory setup, so I can't comment on the huge pages interaction with AMM and ASSM.
Regards,
David

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