I think you'll find that 'OTHERS' is the back-stop group: when you haven't
explicitly assigned someone to a group, they go there as a last resort.
HJR
"Dave" <dherri_at_acxiom.com> wrote in message
news:d31a72dc.0205310802.5944eccd_at_posting.google.com...
> The Resource Manager is not active on my database, but I'd like to set
> it up to add a group for a user, MONITOR, that will monitor various
> aspects of the database but impact the existing, production users as
> little as possible. I created a group called MONITOR_GROUP and gave it
> 20% on cpu1 and 80% on cpu2. DEFAULT_CONSUMER_GROUP gets 80% on cpu1
> and 20% on cpu2. OTHERS_GROUP gets 100% on cpu3.
>
> My questions are, who gets assigned to OTHERS_GROUP? Where do SYS and
> SYSTEM go, since they're in SYS_GROUP? Do they bounce down to
> OTHERS_GROUP?
Received on Sat Jun 01 2002 - 04:20:29 CDT
