Mitchell,
What did you specify for next_date? Try to set it to something like a
second after you setup the job.. It should work and you should not have to
execute a new job...
I think JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES is the maximum number of jobs that can run in
parallel and JOB_QUEUE_INTERVAL is the seconds after which the processes
wake up to execute any job.
Shailesh
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Dear DBAs
I have submitted a job to run at a time but never go. I had to send
dbms_job.run(jobno) and then the job will run at defined interval.
My question is
1. I have to exec dbms_job.run(jobno) everytime to init the the new job.
2. What is real meaning for JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES and JOB_QUEUE_INTERVAL at
initdb.ora
Mitchell
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