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Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Tue, 07 Apr 2015 @ 15:36:24 GMT
 
 Hi Experts, We have just started using account strings to all the available users and I have assigned all the priorities to users as directed by our architect. I just modified the user and replaced the accountsrting field with $M,$H,$L respectively. But this morning I noticed something when I ran these queries: 
     select unique UserName,AcctString from dbc.qrylog
        where AcctString = 'dbc'
     select unique UserName,AcctString from dbc.dbqlogtbl
        where AcctString not like 'dbc'
Most of the users are present in both of these results. But when I see the database information of the user it shows the accountstring which I have given to it. My question is why is it still using the default prority sometimes and the prority which I assigned some times? Did I do something wrong while I was assigning the performance grops. Raghu Maram 
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