Query :
select owner as schema_name,
job_name,
job_style,
case when job_type is null
then 'PROGRAM'
else job_type end as job_type,
case when job_type is null
then program_name
else job_action end as job_action,
start_date,
case when repeat_interval is null
then schedule_name
else repeat_interval end as schedule,
last_start_date,
next_run_date,
state
from sys.all_scheduler_jobs
order by owner,
job_name;
Columns :
- schema_name – name of the schema
- job_name – name of the job
- job_style:
- job_type – inline job action type
- PLSQL_BLOCK
- STORED_PROCEDURE
- EXECUTABLE
- CHAIN
- SQL_SCRIPT
- BACKUP_SCRIPT
- EXTERNAL_SCRIPT
- PROGRAM
- job_action – PL/SQL code or program/routine name to call
- start_date – when job will be launched first time
- schedule – inline schedule PL/SQL expression, calendar string or name of the schedule
- last_start_date – last date on which the job started running
- next_run_date: next date on which the job is scheduled to run
- state:
Rows
- One row: represents one job
- Scope of rows: all jobs in database
- Ordered by job schema, job name
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select job_name, state, last_start_date from all_scheduler_jobs ;
select * from dba_scheduler_job_log