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plan to import: MIXED_WORKLOAD_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 5
total directives: 5
plan to import: DEFAULT_MAINTENANCE_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 3
total directives: 3
plan to import: DEFAULT_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 3
total directives: 3
plan to import: INTERNAL_QUIESCE
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 2
total directives: 2
plan to import: INTERNAL_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 3
total directives: 3
plan to import: DSS_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 7
total directives: 7
plan to import: ETL_CRITICAL_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 7
total directives: 7
plan to import: ORA$ROOT_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 2
total directives: 2
plan to import: ORA$QOS_PLAN
multilevel count: 0
nonsubplan directives: 7
total directives: 7
plan to import: APPQOS_PLAN
multilevel count: 6
nonsubplan directives: 7
total directives: 7
flattening plan: APPQOS_PLAN
before cull plan dir count: 7
after cull plan dir count: 7
after cull and round, shares add up to 100
dbms_rmin.rm$_process_priv(
username IN VARCHAR2,
is_syspriv IN BINARY_INTEGER,
isgrant IN BINARY_INTEGER,
class IN VARCHAR2,
grant_or_admin_option IN BINARY_INTEGER,
priv_code IN BINARY_INTEGER);
dbms_rmin.rm$_process_priv_ext(
username IN VARCHAR2,
is_syspriv IN BINARY_INTEGER,
isgrant IN BINARY_INTEGER,
consumer_group IN VARCHAR2,
grant_or_admin_option IN BINARY_INTEGER,
priv_code IN BINARY_INTEGER,
user_fieldname IN VARCHAR2);
dbms_rmin.rm$_up_consumer_group_mappings(
attributes IN sys.dbms_rmin.upcgm_table_type,
attribute_values IN sys.dbms_rmin.upcgm_table_type,
consumer_groups IN sys.dbms_rmin.upcgm_table_type);