We have a bunch of jobs scheduled using DBMS_JOB (yes, I know I should be using DBMS_SCHEDULER, but we haven't migrated there yet). We are running Oracle 11.2.0.3 on Windows Server 2003 x64.
For example, we have a job that is supposed to run every Wednesday at 20:00. The Interval we have set up is "NEXT_ DAY (TRUNC(SYSDATE), 'WEDNESDAY')+20/24". This has been working as intended. Today (Monday), however, the job kicked off at 11:52. It was the wrong day and the wrong time.
I don't see anything weird in my alert log. Where else should I check to figure out why this job ran today?
JOB LAST_DATE LAST_SEC NEXT_DATE NEXT_SEC INTERVAL WHAT 293 1/7/2013 11:52:46 AM 11:52:46 1/9/2013 8:00:00 PM 20:00:00 NEXT_DAY(TRUNC(SYSDATE), 'WEDNESDAY')+20/24 ACQUISITIONS.WORKLOAD_STATUS_UPDATE_NOTIF;
I'm using dbms_metadata.get_ddl inside a package and I have a problem: if I execute the package directly, like "exec pkg_util.read_ddl('TA_DL_IDP', 'RMI_KUNDE') it works fine.
If I submit the same procedure using DBMS_JOB.SUBMIT, I get an error: Err_ -31603 - MSG: ORA-31603: object "RMI_KUNDE" of type TABLE not found in schema "TA_DL_IDP"
I know that in order to use dbms_metadata.get_ddl I need to have SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE and I know about the necessity to give explicit grants to objects rather than using roles when running pl/sql code from inside a package, but this is different: the different behavior is between running the same package in foreground and submitting it using DBMS_JOB.SUBMIT.
We have Data Migration for our application coded in PL/SQL. The DB server has 64 Cores available (Solaris 10 OS) however running the migration code written as a function, utilizes very little CPU and CPU utilization is to max 2%. To utilize CPU power available to increase the speed of migration, we are using DBMS_JOB to schedule this function multiple times.
However scheduling the function 10 times, we are seeing that at any moment only 4/5 oracle processes are active and utilizing the CPU and CPU utilization has gone up to 5-6%. The speed of migration is increased but not to a great extend which I feel would work if we could utilize more CPU.
I see a parameter job_queue_processes is set to 10 currently in the database and am planning to increase this (currently to 25 as I don't have exact count of how many other jobs may be running in the database).
I have to change the execution of a job, I have the sys access.The job is in another user, say scott.how to use dbms_change using sys account to change the execution of a job in Scott user..
Discreet use of dbms_job.submit (to call a procedure), can be used to multi thread several instances of same proc in pl sql. I am able to do it.The problem is that dbms_output.put_line of the proc which is multi threaded does not reflects in the outer proc (the proc which parallels this proc and then waits for their completion).How do I receive the output?
'Can we pass a dynamic collection variable to the procedure that is called from dbms_job.submit'
I have a package my_package with:
1. record type: ocv_rec
2. collection type: varr_ocv_rec varray(100) of ocv_rec
3. record type: ext_id_rec
4. collection type: varr_ext_id_rec table of ext_id_rec index by pls_integer
5. procedure: analyze_error_152_ll
6. procedure: get_ext_ids_152( v_db_ssa_dtl in varr_ocv_rec, ext_id_type in varchar2, ext_ids out varr_ext_id_rec)
Now here is where the issue resides:Within the definition of analyze_error_152_ll (in body of my_package), I call get_ext_ids_152 using dbms_job.submit
we had one problem one of oracle job scheduled using dbms_job was inactive for so long time,As one of our developer noticed this and reached me as i checked the dba_job was running without an process
SQL> select sid,serial#,paddr from gv$session where osuser='oracle';
I was monitoring a database job to collect statistics, it was scheduled using DBMS_JOBS..I found that it was running during business hours so i got the session ID of the job using;
select sid from dba_jobs_running where job=11;
I then i killed the job using;
select serial# from v$session where sid =232; alter system kill session '232, 10852'; select sid from dba_jobs_running where job=11;
no rows selected...After some time i again fired the same command
select sid from dba_jobs_running where job=11;
SID ---------- 232
and found that the same job is again running..This behavior was repeated again N again. i have attached the spool file for the same...
what could be the reason that the job is starting all over again even after killing the session and what should be done to stop it..I understand that once the database shuts down and if the job is still running then it will restart once the database is up..In this case, Should i remove the job and re submit it again..
I have created a stored procedure that checks if a file exists and gets a date from the file if it exists. The date is then used as a paramter. See below:
CODEcreate or replace PROCEDURE "P_Load_Stamp" AS v_exists BOOLEAN; v_length NUMBER; v_blocksize NUMBER;
[code]...
The above codes works perfectly and I scheduled it using SQLPLUS as follows:
CODEvariable jobno number; variable instno number; begin select instance_number into :instno from v$instance;
[code]...
My problem is that I need to pass the date from the above procedure as a parameter to another stored procedure. So I modified my code as follows (the parts in red):
CODEcreate or replace PROCEDURE "P_Load_Stamp" (vCTIDATE OUT varchar2) AS v_exists BOOLEAN; v_length NUMBER;
[code]...
Now it doesn't strike me as a rights issue since I created it in the schem schema. What could I be doing wrong here?
I am creating 5 dbms_job at run time in side a stored procedure.But when I execute that procedure, all the job get 100%cpu and as a result other process does not get response. so my question is can we limit the dbms_job to use a defined amount of cpu%.
I could execute a package for eg if i had a package with procedures related to statistics and i run them each night, could i just do an exec on the package and it would run all those procedures??
Its not possible but i could call each procedure from ONE procedure
I am getting errors while executing the following block.
create TYPE c_Rec as object(a VARCHAR2(1), b NUMBER); DECLARE -- TYPE c_Rec as object(a VARCHAR2(1), b NUMBER); TYPE c_collection IS TABLE OF c_Rec; l_coll c_collection := c_collection(); BEGIN [code]........
error
06530. 00000 - "Reference to uninitialized composite"
how to use the MERGE Statement. actually I've used oracle Merge Statement before and it works very well. However today I tried to use and perform a command like that:
Merge into myTable mt using ( select 'data' field1, 'data2' field2, ect from dual union select 'data' field1, 'data2' field2, ect from dual union
[code]...
This has not worked.What am I doing wrong?What could I do to solve this problem and axecute this statement sucessfully?
I'm trying to execute a procedure within a Declare/Begin/End statement and using variables as input parameters in my procedure but I keep on getting an Invalid SQL Statement Error. My code is below:
declare
START_dt VARCHAR2(30); END_DT VARCHAR2(30);
begin
SELECT '01-APR-2011' INTO END_DT FROM DUAL; [code]....
The table the procedure is pulling data from doesn't have proper date/time stamps but my procedure takes the varchar dates above and turns them into dates in the procedure so the input date parameters are left as just string characters.
there are 4 jobs scheduled in oracle dbms_job. 3 jobs will run everyday at 4.00AM. 1 job will run at every hour.Daily jobs are running fine. But hourly job is not executing automatically. If forced (exec dbms_job.run(<enter here job number>), this execute fine.
job_queue_processes=5 total jobs in schema=2503 total jobs in db = 2614
Even there are many jobs scheduled, next_date for 2234 jobs are lesser than the sysdate. Again in 269(2503-2234) jobs, 2265 are having NULL in the interval column.
Database 2(sm02): ============= oracle, 9.2.0.6
there are 4 jobs scheduled in oracle dbms_job. 3 jobs will run everyday at 4.00AM. 1 job will run at every hour.All the jobs are not running automatically. If forced (exec dbms_job.run(<enter here job number>), these execute fine.
job_queue_processes=5 total jobs in schema=7 total jobs in db = 7
I planning to follow the below steps to avoid the above issue.
1.) Restart the job queue process by executing alter system set job_queue_processes=0
2.) Increase the value for the job_queue_processes.
3.) Restart the database
But I got stuck in the 2nd step. what value I need to put for this job_queue_processes parameter?
How to dynamically execute a select command whether it is retrieved a single record or multiple record in oracle database 10g. i have tried with the command execute immediate but it was not successful.
is it possible can i delete or drop multiple tables in a single drop and delete statement.
In my form i have 2 datablocks, the first contains only a display item which is populated from a lov when a user presses a button. The second datablock shows a list of items which should be queried dependant on the value of the above LOV. What i thought i could do is on a post-change trigger for the display item is:
go_block('block_name'); do_key('execute_query');
However, i am told i cannot do these in a post-change trigger, how to acheive what I am looking. Would i perhaps have to create my own trigger somehow or is their a simplier way.