I am using oracle database 11g. I created 2 schedule jobs of backup through Enterprise Manager. Now when I delete jobs then I am getting following error
The specified job, job run or execution is still active. It must finish running, or be stopped before it can be deleted. Filter on status 'Active' to see active executions.
How to delete jobs?
To forcefully drop the Job even if it is running then Use the following code:
dbms_scheduler.drop_job (<job_name>, force => true);
To drop the job after it complete its current execution work, Use the following code:
dbms_scheduler.drop_job (<job_name>, defer => true);
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I am using always free autonomous DB on Oracle Cloud. I want to create the cron job which will be executed on every new row in the table eg. customers.
Can I run the script from a bucket or where do I need to upload the script which needs to be executed?
Thanks in advance!
I am migrating the older application from on-premise "old and good" SQL server to Azure SQL. So far, so good.
The old solution used Job Agent to launch the usp_data_pump to get some data from 3rd party database. The first run (having my database empty) takes about 30 minutes. Because of added optimizations, the next runs take about 5 seconds when the watched data did not change in the other database. It can take more time, but--because of how the data are created--it will still be rather seconds. However, in some situations, the my database content can be "reset" (user action), and then it can again take those 30 minutes or so.
I need to pump the data each 5 minutes to get the minor changes.
As the Azure SQL does not have Job Agent, I have decided to use the near by Azure Windows Server and its standard Scheduler to execute launcher.exe every 5 minutes that just connects to the Azure SQL Server, executes the usp_data_pump stored procedure and stops. However, when the scheduler acts, it runs "forever".
I am not sure what happens. The first thought was that the launcher.exe was launched again after the 5 minutes when the previous did not finished its task, yet. However, in the Settings tab of the scheduled tasks the options is set...
Do not start new instance
Firstly, how to implement periodical, exclusive execution of the usp_data_pump procedure. The transaction must not be used inside.
Azure SQL database has two auto jobs for us SQL agent for Azure MI and Elastic jobs for Azure SQL database You can use the Elastic Jobs to execute your stored procedures.
Ref this document: Automate management tasks using elastic jobs:
You can create and schedule elastic jobs that could be periodically
executed against one or many Azure SQL databases to run Transact-SQL
(T-SQL) queries and perform maintenance tasks.
The Elastic Job agent is free. The job database is billed at the same rate as any database in Azure SQL Database.
HTH.
How or is there a way to automatically run my SELECT statement on a scheduled time? For example, I want my monitoring query to run every 1PM and 8PM. Since this will be done daily, can it be run automatically and just view the results from a csv/excel file or from the result tab? My tool is Oracle SQL Developer.
Usually, we schedule a database job. It can be done using DBMS_SCHEDULER (preferably, especially in latest database versions) or DBMS_JOB (simpler to use).
For example:
create a stored procedure which does the job and inserts the result into some table
schedule it to run at desired times
don't forget to store the timestamp!
any time you want, run select * from some_table to view the result
You can run them via SQLPlus and spool to file. Create a shell script with SQL Plus code in your operating system and use you OS scheduler to run it periodically. Then you can open files and view results.
I have created a Package within Oracle SQL Developer. I am trying to run this package as a scheduled job within Oracle. I am unable to run a package using the job scheduler. I am able to run stored procedures via the job scheduler. My research has turned up no results - the only information i find is how to use the Job Scheduler Package, which is not my issue. Does anyone have experience with scheduling a package....is it possible via Oracle? Thanks
Set the parameters job_type to 'PLSQL_BLOCK' and job_action to 'begin mypackage.myproc(myparams); end;'. Do not forget to duplicate apostrophes when used inside the string. (The string is the same as by execute immediate.)
How could I check if I have privileges to create a oracle job? Is there any query to find this out and help me out in creating an oracle job that should run on every last Saturday of each and every month.
You need CREATE JOB privilege. More info in official documentation http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/d_sched.htm#CIHHBGGI