Am 24.05.2011 um 15:35 schrieb Dave Love:
..._RESERVED_USAGE are at least badly documented. When I came across
them I interpreted `reserved' to mean resource reservation, i.e. the
overhead from doing that. I'll fix the doc; does anyone have a good
suggestion for a better description? I'm inclined to say `available
resources' and explain further. I haven't got round to checking,
but I
assume what's used for cpu is running time multiplied by slot count;
anyone know what's used for io, which is specifically mentioned?
Also, I wonder why SHARETREE_RESERVED_USAGE is deprecated, as it seems
more useful default.
Although someone stated on the list to use it in the way:
SHARETREE_RESERVED_USAGE=FALSE
ACCT_RESERVED_USAGE=TRUE
(and hence complained about unifiying it), I think most often you will
set just both to TRUE or FALSE, and so just one setting would be
enough and imply the second.
-- Reuti
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