The code in Listing 4 creates the resource directives for the Normal resource plan. The first procedure call allocates 70 percent of the CPU time to the Customer Care group. The next procedure call allocates 20 percent to the Decision Support subplan. Listing 5 shows the procedure calls for allocating the Decision Support subplan's 20 percent among the Vice-President and Other Executives consumer groups. Any given resource-plan directive can have only one priority level, and so it's usually easiest to use named notation for these parameters.
Plans have directives.
Plans are not nested in such a way that circular references exist. You have not deleted a plan that is currently being used as the top-level plan by a running database instance. Your percentages do not add up to more than 100 percent. You do not have a plan and a resource group with the same name. Once you've submitted the pending area, your changes become permanent and you can begin to use the newly created resource plans and consumer groups.