Oracle Profiles

dear all
i am creating a profile and using some resource parameter
my resource_limit parameter is true....
SQL> show parameter resource;
NAME TYPE VALUE
resource_limit boolean TRUE
resource_manager_plan string INTERNAL_PLAN
SQL> CREATE PROFILE poweruser LIMIT
2 SESSIONS_PER_USER UNLIMITED,
3 CPU_PER_SESSION UNLIMITED ,
4 CPU_PER_CALL 30000,
5 CONNECT_TIME 60,
6 LOGICAL_READS_PER_SESSION UNLIMITED,
7 LOGICAL_READS_PER_CALL 1000,
8 COMPOSITE_LIMIT 5000000;
SESSIONS_PER_USER UNLIMITED,
ERROR at line 2:
ORA-02376: invalid or redundant resource
help me
CHeers

dear all
we have 3 profiles A B C
users logged in will be under this profile .... OK ..
Now we have a plan of resource management in which
A Profile will be using 60% CPU
B Profile will be using 20% CPU
C Profile will be using 20% CPU
PLAN name is PROJECT_PLAN
now we want to use this plan in our database but there are other profiles also in DATABASE ,.....
if we alter resource_manager_plan which is a initialization parmeter then it would be like this plan will be used by whole DB ...
we dont want to do that....we want only these 3 profiles should come under this plan of resource management....
Needed Guidance is this
CHeers

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