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Term: USER_REPPRIORITY

Definition:
In Oracle, the USER_REPPRIORITY dictionary view displays the unique combination of value and priority for a member within a priority group which is owned by the current user. Note that priority groups have unique names within a replication group. The structure of the view is shown below.

PRIORITY_GROUP [VARCHAR2(30)] - Priority group name
PRIORITY [NUMBER] - Priority level of the member within the group
DATA_TYPE [VARCHAR2(9)] - Data type of the member
FIXED_DATA_LENGTH [NUMBER(38)] - Precision of the value
CHAR_VALUE [CHAR(255)] - Priority group member value [CHAR]
VARCHAR2_VALUE [VARCHAR2(4000)] - Priority group member value [VARCHAR2]
NUMBER_VALUE [NUMBER] - Priority group member value [NUMBER]
DATE_VALUE [DATE] - Priority group member value [DATE]
RAW_VALUE [RAW(2000)] - Priority group member value [ RAW]
GNAME [VARCHAR2(30)] - Replication group name
NCHAR_VALUE [NCHAR(500)] - Priority group member value [NCHAR]
NVARCHAR2_VALUE [NVARCHAR2(1000)] - Priority group member value [NVARCHAR2]
LARGE_CHAR_VALUE [CHAR(2000)] - Priority group member value [CHAR value exceeding 255 characters]

 
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