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A job specifies what to do, and when to do it The what can be an anonymous PL/SQL block (which could consist of just a single SQL statement), a PL/SQL stored procedure (which could invoke a Java stored procedure or an external procedure), or any executable file stored in the server s file system: either a binary executable or a shell script A particularly powerful capability (beyond the scope of the OCP curriculum) is the remote external job, which runs on a separate machine The when specifies either the timestamp at which to launch the job and a repeat interval for future runs, or the triggering event There are several options when creating a job, as can be seen from looking at the DBMS_SCHEDULERCREATE_JOB procedure This procedure is overloaded; it has no less than six forms Figure 22-1 shows part of the output from a DESCRIBE of the DBMS_SCHEDULER package, showing the first three forms of CREATE_JOB All forms of the CREATE_JOB procedure must specify a JOB_NAME This must be unique within the schema in which the job is created Note that jobs are schema objects Then, taking the first form of the procedure, the JOB_TYPE must be one of PLSQL_BLOCK, STORED_PROCEDURE, EXECUTABLE, or CHAIN If JOB_TYPE is PLSQL_BLOCK, then JOB_ACTION can be either a single SQL statement or a PL/SQL block If the JOB_TYPE is STORED_PROCEDURE, then JOB_ACTION must

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Figure 22-1

name a stored procedure, which can be anything that conforms to the PL/SQL call specification: a PL/SQL stored procedure, a Java stored procedure, or an external procedure written in C If the JOB_TYPE is EXECUTABLE, then the JOB_ACTION can be anything that could be run from an operating system command-line prompt: an individual command, an executable binary file, or a shell script or batch file If the JOB_TYPE is CHAIN, then the steps of the chain will be defined separately The NUMBER_OF_ARGUMENTS parameter states how many arguments the JOB_ACTION should take The first form of the procedure, shown in Figure 22-1, continues with details of when and how frequently to run the job The first execution will be on the START_ DATE; the REPEAT_INTERVAL defines a repeat frequency, such as daily, until END_ DATE JOB_CLASS has to do with priorities and integration of the Scheduler with the

Resource Manager The ENABLED argument determines whether the job can actually be run Perhaps surprisingly, this defaults to FALSE If a job is not created with this argument on TRUE, it cannot be run (either manually, or through a schedule) without enabling it first Finally, AUTO_DROP controls whether to drop the job definition after the END_TIME This defaults to TRUE If a job is created with no scheduling information, it will be run as soon as it is enabled, and then dropped immediately if AUTO_DROP is on TRUE, which is the default The second form of CREATE_JOB shown in Figure 22-1 creates an event-based job The EVENT_CONDITION is an expression based on the definition of the messages enqueued to the queue table nominated by the QUEUE_SPEC argument Between the start and end dates, Oracle will monitor the queue and launch the job whenever a message arrives that conforms to the condition The third form of the CREATE_JOB procedure has the job details replaced with a PROGRAM_NAME that points to a program, which will provide these details, and the scheduling details replaced with a SCHEDULE_NAME that points to a schedule, which will manage the timing of the runs

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Programs provide a layer of abstraction between the job and the action it will perform They are created with the DBMS_SCHEDULERCREATE_PROGRAM procedure:

PROCEDURE CREATE_PROGRAM Argument Name Type ---------------------- ------------------PROGRAM_NAME VARCHAR2 PROGRAM_TYPE VARCHAR2 PROGRAM_ACTION VARCHAR2 NUMBER_OF_ARGUMENTS BINARY_INTEGER ENABLED BOOLEAN COMMENTS VARCHAR2 In/Out -----IN IN IN IN IN IN Default --------