Resource Manager Understanding

Hi DBA,
While going through the documents of Oracle Resource Manager , I have a Resource Plan execution can be based on CPU or Forcefully. Means Once the CPU utilization reaches 100% only then resource plan comes into the picture or we can forced it even it is not 100%.
My doubt is if I allocate a 100% CPU to resource manager plan by creating the consumer group and we are forcing that resource plan,
If some other application is running on the servers what will be impact on that application, does that application get the CPU.What will the impact on internal system processing (Kernels). How the CPU is going to be distributed ?
I understand that 100% CPU utilization on a server is different thing and that causes the performance issue.
Regards
Sourabh Gupta

Hi,
During the month end activity , In our Project CPU and IO utilization increases( Almost Doubled) , since some reports required by business fired.
We want to implement resource plan for that users.
Suppose I create two Consumer group Full_MONTH and Month_end and create a plan.
If I assign 80% CPU to full_month consumer and 20% to Month_end Consumer and forcing this plan to run as mentioned yesterday .
So I want to understand if I implement above plan in the Resource Manager , What will be the impact on Other application and Server Processing.
Since I forcing to Give 100% CPU to my resource manager plan.
Thanks and Regards
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