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    DBA_SCHEDULER_JOBS

    Last Updated:2026-04-15 08:30:02  Updated
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    The DBA_SCHEDULER_JOBS view displays the scheduler jobs accessible to the current user.

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    This view is introduced since OceanBase Database V3.2.3.

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    Column
    Type
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    Description
    OWNER VARCHAR2(128) NO The owner of the scheduler job.
    JOB_NAME VARCHAR2(128) NO The name of the scheduler job.
    JOB_SUBNAME VARCHAR2(128) NO The subname of the scheduler job.
    JOB_STYLE VARCHAR2(17) YES The style of the scheduler job. Valid values:
    • REGULAR: The job is executed at the specified point in time.
    • LIGHTWEIGHT: The job is executed within the specified interval.
    JOB_CREATOR VARCHAR2(128) NO The creator of the scheduler job.
    CLIENT_ID VARCHAR2(65) NO The client ID of the user that created the job.
    GLOBAL_UID VARCHAR2(33) NO The global user identifier (UID) of the user that created the job.
    PROGRAM_OWNER VARCHAR2(4000) NO The owner of the program associated with the job.
    PROGRAM_NAME VARCHAR2(4000) YES The name of the program associated with the job.
    JOB_TYPE VARCHAR2(16) YES The type of the job. Valid values:
    • PLSQL_BLOCK
    • STORED_PROCEDURE
    • EXECUTABLE
    • CHAIN
    JOB_ACTION VARCHAR2(4000) YES The inline job action.
    NUMBER_OF_ARGUMENTS NUMBER YES The inline number of job arguments.
    SCHEDULE_OWNER VARCHAR2(4000) NO The owner of the schedule used by the job.
    SCHEDULE_NAME VARCHAR2(4000) NO The name of the schedule used by the job.
    SCHEDULE_TYPE VARCHAR2(12) NO The type of the schedule used by the job. Valid values:
    • IMMEDIATE: The start date and repeat interval are both NULL.
    • ONCE: The repeat interval is NULL.
    • PLSQL: The schedule is a PL/SQL expression.
    • CALENDAR: The schedule is a calendar expression.
    • EVENT: an event schedule.
    • NAMED: a named schedule.
    • WINDOW: The schedule is a time window.
    • WINDOW_GROUP: The schedule is a window group.
    START_DATE TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE YES The original scheduled start date of the job.
    REPEAT_INTERVAL VARCHAR2(4000) YES An inline schedule PL/SQL expression or calendar string.
    EVENT_QUEUE_OWNER VARCHAR2(128) NO The owner of the source queue into which the event is to be raised.
    EVENT_QUEUE_NAME VARCHAR2(128) NO The name of the source queue into which the event is to be raised.
    EVENT_QUEUE_AGENT null NO The name of the AQ agent used by the user on the event source queue.
    EVENT_CONDITION VARCHAR2(4000) NO The rule for subscribing to the event on the source queue.
    EVENT_RULE VARCHAR2(261) NO The name of the rule used by the coordinator to trigger the event-based job.
    FILE_WATCHER_OWNER VARCHAR2(261) NO The owner of the file watcher on which this job is based.
    FILE_WATCHER_NAME VARCHAR2(261) NO The name of the file watcher on which this job is based.
    END_DATE TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE YES The end date of the job.
    JOB_CLASS VARCHAR2(128) YES The name of the job class associated with the job.
    ENABLED VARCHAR2(5) YES Indicates whether the job is enabled. Valid values:
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    AUTO_DROP VARCHAR2(5) YES Indicates whether the job is deleted after it is completed. Valid values:
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    RESTART_ON_RECOVERY VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job is restarted upon a cluster restart. Valid values:
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    RESTART_ON_FAILURE VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job is restarted upon an execution failure. Valid values
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    STATE VARCHAR2(15) YES The current state of the job. Valid values:
  • DISABLED
  • RETRY SCHEDULED
  • SCHEDULED
  • BLOCKED
  • RUNNING
  • COMPLETED
  • BROKEN
  • FAILED
  • REMOTE
  • RESOURCE_UNAVAILABLE
  • SUCCEEDED
  • CHAIN_STALLED
  • JOB_PRIORITY NUMBER NO The priority of the job relative to other jobs in the same class.
    RUN_COUNT NUMBER YES The number of times that the job has run.
    MAX_RUNS NUMBER NO The maximum number of times that the job is scheduled to run.
    FAILURE_COUNT NUMBER YES The number of times that the job has failed to run.
    MAX_FAILURES NUMBER NO The number of times that the job is allowed to fail before being marked broken.
    RETRY_COUNT NUMBER YES The number of retries of the job.
    LAST_START_DATE TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE YES The last date when the job started running.
    LAST_RUN_DURATION INTERVAL DAY (9) TO SECOND (6) NO The amount of time that the job took to complete during the last run.
    NEXT_RUN_DATE TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE NO The next date on which the job is scheduled to run.
    SCHEDULE_LIMIT INTERVAL DAY (3) TO SECOND (0) NO The time after which a job that has not run yet will be rescheduled.
    MAX_RUN_DURATION INTERVAL DAY (3) TO SECOND (0) NO The maximum duration that the job is allowed to run.
    LOGGING_LEVEL VARCHAR2(11) NO The level of logging that will be done pertaining to the job. Valid values:
    • OFF
    • RUNS
    • FAILED RUNS
    • FULL
    STORE_OUTPUT VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the output for the job is stored in the database. Valid values:
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    STOP_ON_WINDOW_CLOSE VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job stops if a window associated with the job is closed. Valid values:
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    INSTANCE_STICKINESS VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job is sticky. Valid values:
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    RAISE_EVENTS VARCHAR2(4000) NO The list of job events to raise for the job. Valid values:
    • JOB_STARTED
    • JOB_SUCCEEDED
    • JOB_FAILED
    • JOB_BROKEN
    • JOB_COMPLETED
    • JOB_STOPPED
    • JOB_SCH_LIM_REACHED
    • JOB_DISABLED
    • JOB_CHAIN_STALLED
    • JOB_OVER_MAX_DUR
    SYSTEM VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job is a system job. Valid values:
    • TRUE
    • FALSE
    JOB_WEIGHT NUMBER NO The weight of the job, which indicates the scheduling priority of the job.
    NLS_ENV VARCHAR2(4000) YES The National Language Support (NLS) environment of the job.
    SOURCE VARCHAR2(128) NO The source code or script of the job.
    NUMBER_OF_DESTINATIONS NUMBER NO The number of destinations associated with this job.
    DESTINATION_OWNER VARCHAR2(261) NO The owner of the destination object.
    DESTINATION VARCHAR2(261) NO The destination that this job will run on.
    CREDENTIAL_OWNER VARCHAR2(128) NO The owner of the credential to be used for an external job.
    CREDENTIAL_NAME VARCHAR2(128) NO The name of the credential to be used for an external job.
    INSTANCE_ID NUMBER YES The instance on which the user requests the job to run.
    DEFERRED_DROP VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job is dropped when completed due to user request.
    ALLOW_RUNS_IN_RESTRICTED_MODE VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job is allowed to run in restricted mode.
    COMMENTS VARCHAR2(4000) YES The comments on the job.
    FLAGS NUMBER NO The flag bit of the job.
    RESTARTABLE VARCHAR2(5) NO Indicates whether the job can be restarted.
    CONNECT_CREDENTIAL_OWNER VARCHAR2(128) NO The owner of the connection credentials.
    CONNECT_CREDENTIAL_NAME VARCHAR2(128) NO The name of the connection credentials.

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