Oracle consumer group

Hi, we are development one application with java and oracle. We have oracle 10G R2 SE. This application will be batch process in pl/sql every night, and some evenings. These proccess must be running in background, and we want priorize for online users. We don't want that plsql batch processes consum a high value of CPU and the online users can be slower. I read something about oracle consumer's group resources, but I don't understand very well.
Anyone, know which is the better way for do that? It's recommed the user of oracle consumers or another method?
How can I use it?
Thanks you very much!!

roberto1979es wrote:
Hi, we are development one application with java and oracle. We have oracle 10G R2 SE. This application will be batch process in pl/sql every night, and some evenings. These proccess must be running in background, and we want priorize for online users. We don't want that plsql batch processes consum a high value of CPU and the online users can be slower. I read something about oracle consumer's group resources, but I don't understand very well.
Anyone, know which is the better way for do that? It's recommed the user of oracle consumers or another method?
How can I use it?In simplest terms, a session is associated with a consumer group. The resource manager is used to define plans which describe the resources available to each consumer group. The resource manager is then used to activate one specific plan.
It is described in considerable detail in the DBA manual at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14231/dbrm.htm#i1010776
I am not sure whether this will help you in SE because according to the license manual the Resource Manager is only with EE. http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/license.102/b14199/editions.htm#CIHDDBCG

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