I must admit that I don't know Oracle very deeply, all I
usually do with Oracle are create/alter/drop
tables/views/sequences and select/insert/update/delete on
table data operations. Till today I even didn't know that
DBMS_JOB exists.
So Ok, if I have some time and taste to play with that I can,
but I cannot promise anything.
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I must admit that I don't know Oracle very deeply, all I
usually do with Oracle are create/alter/drop
tables/views/sequences and select/insert/update/delete on
table data operations. Till today I even didn't know that
DBMS_JOB exists.
So Ok, if I have some time and taste to play with that I can,
but I cannot promise anything.
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dbms_jobs is a standard oracle package that helps administer
this. You can issue something like:
exec dbms_jobs.remove(1)
in sqlplus to remove the job id "1". To view jobs, you can
query the data dictionary:
select * from dba_jobs
or
select * from all_jobs
or
select * from user_jobs
depending on access levels.
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clarification. I was writing in plural, however, the package is
just dbms_job (singular)
ie,
dbms_job.submit()
dbms_job.remove()
dbms_job.change()
dbms_job.what()
etc.