Where is sys.v_$parameters view?

I have installed a designer6i, and then i click the button in Repository Administration utility to create objects for designer.
a error appeared: you have not select privilege for view sys.v_$parameters view, but i can not found this view in sys user, i just found v_$parameter and v_$parameter2, my oracle is oracle817 for linux. who can help me . thanks

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