The description is wrong. Maybe I'll send a note to the documentation
group about it. The onstat -R display, since 11.xx at least, shows only
LOW and HIGH which is correct.
Art
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On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 9:38 AM, Jason Harris <jgh@jgharris.com> wrote:
> Hi Art,
>
> Probably 9.4/10 I thinking of, we weren't marking tables memory
> resident. I think that stopped after 7.31, command still executed but
> got ignored.
>
> 11.70/11.50 documentation shos correct onstat -R output, but in
> description of the priority still shows the old scheme, LOW, MED_LOW,
> MED_HIGH, HIGH.
>
> Can't find any explanation beyond that.
>
> Jason
>