In the Oracle JOBS management category, you will find queries to view details of scheduled jobs in the database. Additionally, there are queries to identify running jobs and set jobs to BROKEN or remove them from the BROKEN state.
An Oracle job is the scheduling of a PROCEDURE, PACKAGE, or program, along with any additional arguments required by the program.
If we need to schedule the execution of an operation in a certain time interval, we need to create a job and set the start time and date.
In the Oracle Job Management category, you will find queries to view details of scheduled jobs in the database. Finally, there are queries to identify running jobs and set jobs to BROKEN or remove them from the BROKEN state.
Con l’articolo dbms_ijob remove JOB Oracle, forniamo uno statement che permette di rimuovere definitivamente un JOB dal database Oracle. Il dbms_ijob รจ un package nascosto che viene richiamato dal package dbms_job. Questo permette la creazione, cancellazione o la messa in broken di un JOB Oracle ossia fermare la schedulazione del Read more…
With the article DBMS_IJOB BROKEN FALSE, we provide a statement that allows enabling a JOB of another user from the BROKEN state. In other words, we re-enable it with the scheduled scheduling as specified during creation. When a scheduled JOB in the Oracle database encounters a failure, it is rerun Read more…
With the article DBMS_IJOB BROKEN, we provide a statement that allows blocking the normal scheduling of a specific JOB. When a scheduled JOB in the Oracle database encounters a failure, the JOB is rerun after 1 minute. If it fails again, it is run after 2 minutes. If it fails Read more…
In the article Query JOB Running, we provide a query that allows identifying the running JOBS of all users in the database. The view that allows access to the information of the running JOBS is the table DBA_JOBS_RUNNING, from which it is possible to retrieve many useful information including the Read more…
With the article Query JOB Oracle status, we provide a statement to retrieve information about scheduled JOBS in the database. A JOB is a scheduling of a procedure, a PL/SQL package, or a simple statement that is programmed to start at a specific day and time when we want to Read more…