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SET SCHEDULE LEVEL

The SET SCHEDULE LEVEL statement specifies the scheduling level of a query when queries are waiting to be processed. Only Extended Parallel Server supports this statement, which is an extension to the ANSI/ISO standard for SQL.

Syntax

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Element Description Restrictions Syntax
level Integer value that specifies the scheduling priority of a query Must be between 1 and 100. If the value falls outside the range of 1 and 100, the database server uses the default value of 50. Literal Number,
p. Literal Number

Usage

The highest priority level is 100. That is, a query at level 100 is more important than a query at level 1. In general, the Resource Grant Manager (RGM) processes a query with a higher scheduling level before a query with a lower scheduling level. The exact behavior of the RGM is also influenced by the setting of the DS_ADM_POLICY configuration parameter.

Related Information

Related statement: SET PDQPRIORITY

For information about the Resource Grant Manager, see your IBM Informix Administrator's Guide.

For information about the DS_ADM_POLICY configuration parameter, see your IBM Informix Administrator's Reference.

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