Re: PDQPRIORITY HIGH

The wording in TFM ("use all AVAILABLE resources" pp 38-49 DSA Admin) suggests that it will give whatever is available. In other words if you wanted to run at 60 and someone else was already running at 60, your query would be submitted at 40 as opposed to being gated. But then that's how I'm reading it. If I had an engine lying around I could just test it... cheers j. Jon Vemo <jon@etcscan.com> on 02/24/98 02:16:01 PM To: Jack Parker/Boston50/Epsilon, informix-list@iiug.org cc: Subject: Re: PDQPRIORITY HIGH Note: The SMTP Originator is syntactically invalid. Please refer to the "$AdditionalHeaders" item for the complete headers. At 08:35 AM 2/24/98 , jparker@epsilon.com wrote: >Just noticed reading TFM that you can set PDQPRIORITY HIGH. According to >TFM this means that the engine will allocate as much as it can to each >query. I've never tried it like this - has anyone else and can they >comment? Isn't this the same as setting PDQPRIORITY=100 ?? Jon ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Jon C. Vemo jon@etcscan.com Database Administration Deluxe Payment Protection Systems/SCAN Bothell, WA (425) 489-1120 -----------------------------------------------------------------------