Priority ranges

Priority ranges

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The following table displays the platform-specific priority range for RealTime, TimeSharing, and SRM scheduling (SHR) processes.

Priority ranges

Platform	Scheduling Class	Default Priority Range Weak / Strong	Priority Range Using #ps Commands
AIX	RT TS	126 / 50 60	126 / 50 Priority varies with CPU consumption. Note On AIX, use `#ps -ael`
Linux	RT TS	1/ 99	L-high priority task N-high priority task Note On Linux, use `#ps -ael`

Platform

Scheduling Class

Default Priority Range Weak / Strong

Priority Range Using #ps Commands

AIX

126 / 50

Priority varies with CPU consumption.

Note On AIX, use #ps -ael

Linux

1/ 99

L-high priority task

N-high priority task

Note On Linux, use #ps -ael

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