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Oracle Job Scheduling

Chapter 2 - Configuring Oracle Job Scheduling

Job Classes

JOB_USER   TEST_PROG_SCHED_JOB_DEFINITION TEST_JOB_CLASS     TRUE
22-JUN-04 15.00.16.200000 +01:00

JOB_USER   TEST_PROG_JOB_DEFINITION       DEFAULT_JOB_CLASS  TRUE
22-JUN-04 15.00.09.600000 +01:00
freq=hourly; byminute=0

JOB_USER   TEST_SCHED_JOB_DEFINITION      DEFAULT_JOB_CLASS  TRUE
22-JUN-04 15.00.16.200000 +01:00

JOB_USER   ARGUMENT_JOB_DEFINITION        DEFAULT_JOB_CLASS  TRUE
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JOB_USER   TEST_PROG_SCHED_CLASS_JOB_DEF  TEST_JOB_CLASS     TRUE
22-JUN-04 15.00.16.200000 +01:00

6 rows selected.

Job classes can be removed using the drop_job_class procedure listed below:

PROCEDURE drop_job_class (
  job_class_name          IN VARCHAR2,
  force                   IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE)


The above text is an excerpt from:


Oracle Job Scheduling
Creating Robust Task Management with dbms_job and Oracle10g dbms_scheduler

ISBN 0-9744486-6-4

by Dr. Timothy S. Hall
 

http://www.rampant-books.com/book_2005_1_scheduling.htm


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