There is a column in V$PARAMETER called ISDEFAULT:
SQL> col name format a10
SQL> col value format a10
SQL> select name, value, isdefault
2 from v$parameter
3 where name = 'recyclebin'
4 /
NAME VALUE ISDEFAULT
---------- ---------- ---------
recyclebin on TRUE
SQL>
You might think that this tells you whether a particular parameter is set to its default value but this is not the case. If you add a recyclebin=on line to the parameter file and bounce the database, the same query runs as follows:
SQL> col name format a10
SQL> col value format a10
SQL> select name, value, isdefault
2 from v$parameter
3 where name = 'recyclebin'
4 /
NAME VALUE ISDEFAULT
---------- ---------- ---------
recyclebin on FALSE
SQL>
That’s because an ISDEFAULT value of FALSE simply means that the parameter has been included in the parameter file. You can see what I mean on the screen print below (click to enlarge it). On the left is a SQL*Plus session which lists those parameters with ISDEFAULT = FALSE and on the right is the database’s parameter file. You will see that they match:
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