Oracle job

Hi all, I have a job that has to work at 07:00 every day. He had run successfully at 7:00... the amount of the fine. It began at 07:00 and completed after 10 minutes (around 07:10) today this work started at 07:10 rather 07:00 can you please let me know how to fix it at 7:00? the script that I used is DECLARE X NUMBER; BEGIN SYS. DBMS_JOB. SUBMIT (work = > X, this = > 'PARTNER_FINDER_FEED';) next_date = > to_date (6 February 2015 07:00 ',' dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss'), interval = > ' / * 24:Hours * / sysdate + 1', no_parse = > FALSE); SYS. DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' job number is: ' | to_char (x)); COMMIT; EXCEPTION, THEN that OTHER THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Start Job' |) SQLCODE || SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 256)); END; / Thank you,.

Copy and paste exactly what you use and the error message. I don't see * nothing * to what I posted which would give you 4 June 15.

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using Oracle job e-mail notification

Hello
I am trying to configure a job e-mail notification using Oracle 11 GR 2. By documnetation online, I made the following configuration, but email notification work is a failure. If you guys have any ideas, please help.
Step 1:
BEGIN
DBMS_SCHEDULER.set_scheduler_attribute ('email_server', 'oracle.kotaise.com:25');
DBMS_SCHEDULER.set_scheduler_attribute ('email_sender', ' [email protected]');
END;
/
Step 2:
BEGIN
() DBMS_SCHEDULER.create_job
job_name = > 'email_notification_job ',.
job_type = > 'PLSQL_BLOCK ',.
job_action = > ' NULL BEGIN; END;',
start_date = > SYSTIMESTAMP,
repeat_interval = > ' freq = minutely; BYSECOND = 0',
enabled = > TRUE);
END;
/
Step 3:
BEGIN
DBMS_SCHEDULER. () ADD_JOB_EMAIL_NOTIFICATION
job_name = > 'email_notification_job ',.
recipients = > ' [email protected] ',
sender = > ' [email protected] ',
subject = > 'Scheduler Job Notification-%job_owner%.%job_name%-%event_type%. "
body = > ' event_type % occurred at % event_timestamp. ERROR_MESSAGE %'.
events = > "JOB_FAILED, JOB_BROKEN, JOB_DISABLED, JOB_SCH_LIM_REACHED");
END;
/
Step 4:
I created the following post that runs a package that runs a package "test_package.pdata". This package is not created yet, because I wanted to see if the email notification works or not. As expected the 'TEST_JOB' failed due to missing package. But notification email '' email_notification_job' ' work, which takes place every minute, cannot send an e-mail notification.
BEGIN
SYS. DBMS_SCHEDULER. CREATE_JOB
(
job_name = > 'test_job '.
, start_date = > SYSTIMESTAMP
, repeat_interval = > ' freq = minutely; BYSECOND = 0'
, end_date = > NULL
, job_class = > 'DEFAULT_JOB_CLASS '.
, job_type = > 'PLSQL_BLOCK '.
, job_action = > ' BEGIN test_package.pdata; END; »
, comments = > NULL
enabled = > TRUE
);
end;
/
I questioned the DBA_SCHEDULER_NOTIFICATIONS table, and I see that email notification work has not begun.
JOB_NAME EVENT RECIPIENT
EMAIL_NOTIFICATION_JOB [email protected] JOB_FAILED
EMAIL_NOTIFICATION_JOB [email protected] JOB_BROKEN
EMAIL_NOTIFICATION_JOB [email protected] JOB_SCH_LIM_REACHED
EMAIL_NOTIFICATION_JOB [email protected] JOB_DISABLED
Thank you

OK, now I understand your lack of understanding

The ADD_JOB_EMAIL_NOTIFICATION procedure relates to employment that you specify in the parameter job_name. In your case, e-mail notifications will be sent against your email_notification_job, no test_job. You must use the ADD_JOB_EMAIL_NOTIFICATION for all the jobs you are interested in the result. So if you are interested in the results of running TEST_JOB, then you must specify this work for the ADD_JOB_EMAIL_NOTIFICATION procedure.

Oracle job scheduling

Hi all

Oracle 9.2.0.7
Windows 2003 Server

I have a jobs Oracle runs every hour every day which collect statistics to report.

Now, we must postpone as it only needs to run every 3 hours per day from Monday 13:00 to Sunday 12 h. And Sunday 00 h 01 to Monday 12:59, it must run every hour.

Is it possible to program like this...

Please advice...

TIA,

Play a bit with this:

Edit: ¿for reason, 13:00 is deleted in my example (GOLD-part)?

select dt
,      case
           when ( to_char(dt,'dy') = 'sun' and to_char(dt,'hh24:mi')>'00:00' )
             or ( to_char(dt,'dy') = 'mon' and to_char(dt,'hh24:mi')<'13:00' )
           then d1
           else d2
       end next_date
,      d1
,      d2
from ( select dt
       ,      trunc(dt, 'hh24') +1/24 d1
       ,      trunc(dt, 'hh24') +3/24 d2
       from ( select sysdate+level/24 dt
              from   dual
              connect by level <= 30) --increase level to get more values
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Then you might do something like:

MHO%xe> create or replace function my_next_job_date
  2  return date
  3  as
  4    l_date date;
  5  begin
  6    select case
  7               when ( to_char(dt,'dy') = 'sun' and to_char(dt,'hh24:mi')>'00:00' )
  8                 or ( to_char(dt,'dy') = 'mon' and to_char(dt,'hh24:mi')<'13:00' )
  9               then d1
 10               else d2
 11           end
 12    into   l_date
 13    from ( select sysdate dt
 14           ,      trunc(sysdate, 'hh24') +1/24 d1
 15           ,      trunc(sysdate, 'hh24') +3/24 d2
 16           from   dual );
 17  return l_date;
 18  end;
 19  /

Functie is aangemaakt.

MHO%xe> declare
  2    l_job number;
  3  begin
  4    dbms_job.submit( l_job, 'null;', interval => '( select my_next_job_date from dual )' );
  5    dbms_job.remove( l_job );
  6   end;
  7  /

PL/SQL-procedure is geslaagd.

You will need a function here, unless you can write your requirement under 200 characters.
(limit of the INTERVAL setting = 200 characters)

Published by: hoek on November 2, 2009 08:57

Oracle jobs
Let's run an oracle publication which will inturn run a pl/sql block in a production environment. Initially when we design we intend to run to every 8 hours, but that could change depending on the load/tarffic. So we intend to present an array of configuration where the user can change the timing of jobs as a result, is it possible to switch the hourly dymanically with modification of the configuration of job oracle.
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Hello

From 11 g 1, DBMS_SCHEDULER includes the ADD_EMAIL_NOTIFICATION procedure that allows to configure notifications on employment by e-mail of changes in circumstances. It's limited, but easy enough to install. If you just sent an email when a job fails, then this procedure can do.

The ORACLE job does not manually - start schedule_limit

Hello
I have a job that needs to be run once a day on a daily basis. The job runs successfully the calendar every time.
However, every time I want to manually run the command below it does not work and gives me this msg:
Select operation, additional_info dba_scheduler_job_log
OPERATION ADDITIONAL_INFO
TIMED OUT REASON = "periodicals work postponed until after the time limit exceeded.
> > > My work:
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End ;') ;
END;
> > > > > FREQ = daily; BYHOUR = 9;
> > > > > try to run it manually like this:
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Zemzem explained the problem, and you asked a question on the schedule_limit parameter for your work.

Would you care checking and post the answer here?

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of user_scheduler_jobs

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Oracle job move on schedule, at the time of creation
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-, argument_position = > 1
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Is it possible to add comments to an Oracle job?

If NOT, everyone has a good work-around?

You can use DBMS_SCHEDULER. Setting CREATE_JOB COMMENTS:

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http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/AppDev.112/e16760/d_sched.htm#CIHCIDII

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of all_jobs;

Method 2: Identification of jobs when the name of the procedure is known. Try to query as follows:

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*);*

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