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How does Oracle Database Resource Manager limit the allocation of resources to a consumer group? Is it like the UNIX “nice” command, which Oracle recommends against using?

April 26, 2017allocation consumer group limit manager Oracle oracle database Resource Resources Unix

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How does Oracle Database Resource Manager limit the allocation of resources to a consumer group? Is it like the UNIX “nice” command, which Oracle recommends against using?

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Oracle Database Resource Manager does not change process priorities at the operating system level. Database Resource Manager controls CPU usage solely by restricting the number of running processes.