Memory Unload Priority

This field displays the unload priority setting for the table, which determines the order in which tables are unloaded from memory when the system needs to free up memory resources.

Unload priority is a numeric value (typically 0-9) where higher values indicate higher priority to remain in memory. Tables with higher priority are unloaded later, ensuring that frequently accessed or critical tables stay in memory longer.

A priority of 5 is the default. Setting a higher priority (6-9) keeps the table in memory longer, while a lower priority (0-4) allows it to be unloaded sooner when memory pressure occurs.