Issue in submitting job using dbms_job() package

Hello all,
I need a st procedure to run on every 06:00 AM of the morning , kindly give me the syntax for submitting this job
Also give me the syntax for submitting this job to run for every 10 minutes.
Regards
Karthik Dinakaran

SQL> select sysdate from dual;
SYSDATE
22-dec-2005 12:40:02
SQL> select sysdate + 17.39/24, (sysdate + 17.39/24) + 10/60/24 from dual;
SYSDATE+17.39/24 (SYSDATE+17.39/24)+1
23-dec-2005 06:03:29 23-dec-2005 06:13:29

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AS
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( plsql_map VARCHAR2(50) := 'transactions_map_exp', -- Default mapping plsql program
plsql_map_main VARCHAR2(50) := 'transactions_map_exp.main', -- Default mapping plsql main program
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mail_sender VARCHAR2(99) := '"Certegy Data Warehouse"', -- Default Mail Sender
mail_notice VARCHAR2(99) := '[email protected]', -- Default Recepient Notification
mail_error VARCHAR2(99) := '[email protected]' -- Default Recepient for Errors.
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PROCEDURE create_job_load(p_dwh_load# IN NUMBER, p_load_seq IN NUMBER, p_rbs VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'batch01_rbs' );
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AS
PROCEDURE start_monitor_load(p_date IN DATE) IS
v_plsql VARCHAR2(32000);
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v_plsql := 'load_datamart.monitor_load(to_date('''||TO_CHAR(p_date,'DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS')||''',''DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS''));';
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USING v_plsql;
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v_plsql_error VARCHAR2(32000);
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r1 c1%ROWTYPE;
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v_load_seq NUMBER;
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WHERE dwh_load# = v_dwh_Load#;
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RETURN TRUE;
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WHERE dwh_load# = v_dwh_load#
AND load_server = 0
ORDER BY dwh_load#,load_seq
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r1 c1%ROWTYPE;
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SET load_server = p_dwh_load_server
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p_batch :='batch02_rbs';
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p_batch :='batch03_rbs';
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END IF;
IF v_server(i) IS NOT NULL THEN
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END LOOP;
EXIT WHEN NOT pending_jobs;
dbms_lock.sleep(05);
END LOOP;
COMMIT;
UPDATE DWH_LOAD_HEADER
SET plsql_error = 'Completed'
WHERE dwh_load# = v_dwh_load#;
COMMIT;
EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN
v_plsql_error := SUBSTR(SQLERRM,1,4000);
load_datamart.send_mail(load_datamart.GLOBAL.mail_sender,load_datamart.GLOBAL.mail_error,
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v_plsql_error||CHR(10)||
':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'||CHR(13)||
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SET plsql_error = v_plsql_error
WHERE dwh_load# = v_dwh_load#;
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v_plsql_map VARCHAR2(200);
v_sqlerrm VARCHAR2(4000);
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WHERE dwh_load# = p_dwh_load#
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RETURN plsql_map INTO v_plsql_map;
COMMIT;
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'set transaction use rollback segment '||p_rbs;
v_plsql_map := 'begin '||v_plsql_map||' end;';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_plsql_map;
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'begin
UPDATE DWH_LOAD_DETAIL
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job_end_time = TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,''HH24:MI:SS''),
rta_iid = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_runtime_audit_id,
rta_select = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_selected,
rta_update = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_updated,
rta_insert = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_inserted,
rta_errors = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_errors,
rta_delete = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_deleted
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AND load_seq = :p_load_seq;
UPDATE DWH_LOAD_HEADER
SET rows_inserted = NVL(rows_inserted,0) + NVL('||global.plsql_map||'.get_inserted,0)
WHERE dwh_load# = :p_dwh_load#;
END;' using p_dwh_Load#,p_load_seq;
COMMIT;
EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN
v_sqlerrm := SUBSTR(SQLERRM,1,3999);
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ' begin
UPDATE DWH_LOAD_DETAIL
SET job_end_date = SYSDATE,
job_end_time = ''BROKEN'',
rta_iid = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_runtime_audit_id,
rta_select = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_selected,
rta_update = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_updated,
rta_insert = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_inserted,
rta_errors = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_errors,
rta_delete = '||global.plsql_map||'.get_deleted,
plsql_error = :v_sqlerrm
WHERE dwh_load# = :p_dwh_load#
AND load_seq = :p_load_seq;
UPDATE DWH_LOAD_HEADER
SET rows_inserted = NVL(rows_inserted,0) + NVL('||global.plsql_map||'.get_inserted,0)
WHERE dwh_load# = :p_dwh_load#;
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p_job INTEGER;
v_date DATE;
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CURSOR c1 IS SELECT * FROM DWH_DATA_LOADS
WHERE data_type = p_type
AND file_date >= TRUNC(p_date);
r1 c1%ROWTYPE;
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OPEN c1;
FETCH c1 INTO r1;
IF c1%FOUND AND r1.status = 'Done' THEN
RETURN FALSE;
END IF;
CLOSE c1;
RETURN TRUE;
END;
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p_recipient IN VARCHAR2,
p_subject IN VARCHAR2,
p_message IN VARCHAR2) IS
* This procedure is usefull for sending e-mails for single or multiples recipients up to 50 *
* the limitation is Lotes Notes e-mail service. *
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v_mailhost VARCHAR2(30) := '172.27.2.157'; -- Titan and Eagle available SMTP service, through the GATEWAY
v_mailhost    VARCHAR2(30) := 'STPMTA1ML';      old one
v_mailhost    VARCHAR2(30) := 'stpnh1ml';       Main SMTP, all other are replicated, not available.
v_mailhost    VARCHAR2(30) := 'STPMS6ML';       Replicated server, not available.
v_mail_conn utl_smtp.connection;
v_crlf VARCHAR2(2) DEFAULT CHR(13)||CHR(10);
v_date VARCHAR2(255) DEFAULT TO_CHAR( SYSDATE, 'MM/DD/YYYY hh24:mi AM' ); -- Lotus Notes default format.
--pragma autonomous_transaction;
PROCEDURE writeData( p_text IN VARCHAR2 ) AS
BEGIN
IF ( p_text IS NOT NULL ) THEN
utl_smtp.write_data( v_mail_conn, p_text || v_crlf );
END IF;
END;
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v_mail_conn := utl_smtp.open_connection(v_mailhost, 25); -- Default port
utl_smtp.helo(v_mail_conn, v_mailhost);
utl_smtp.mail(v_mail_conn, p_sender);
utl_smtp.rcpt(v_mail_conn, p_recipient);
utl_smtp.open_data(v_mail_conn);
writeData( 'To: '|| p_recipient ); -- Redundant, but necessary to complete format
writeData( 'From: ' || p_sender); -- Redundant, but necessary to complete format
writeData( 'Date: ' || v_date ); -- Database completion time
writeData( 'Subject: ' || NVL( p_subject , '(no subject) ' ) ); -- Default Subject
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utl_smtp.write_data(v_mail_conn, p_message ); -- Message body
utl_smtp.close_data(v_mail_conn );
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v_job INTEGER;
BEGIN
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v_job INTEGER;
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Oracle 10g 10.2
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There are no Oracle errors (or any errors) of any kind when the job does not run fine – it just does not update any rows. But when run as a SQL script – the same way it is run as a job – then the rows are updated.
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a) Different NLS settings => The job uses the NLS settings of the session that created it. If you create it with some tool like TOAD, you might have a different environment than with sql*plus. Runs good in TOAD and SQL*Plus using the command-line feature - just 'acts funky' when submitted.
b) Interval issue. Are you sure the job was running? Isn't still running? The job runs successfully - even logs a successful message in our logging table.
c) User/priviledge issue. Sometimes a job needs direct grants whereus a procedure can be called with priviledges granted through roles. Don't know - need to check this out.
d) Transaction handling / Error Handling. The job runs into some error, but the error is supressed, because of bad exception handling. What is the value in the BROKEN column, when you do: select * from user_jobs; I would think that, since the errors are logged into a side table, an error would be found there. However, no errors are found. The BROKEN column is 'N'.

Want job to execute at 00 , 30 mins every hour using dbms_job.

Hi All
Oracle 9.2 , Solaris 8
I want to schedule a job every 30 mins using dbms_job. it should run exactly as
12:00 then
12:30
22:00 and so on.
So the interval should be 30 mins , but it should run sharp at beginning of an hour and half past that hour.
Can you provide me the logic for interval.
Thanks in advance

SQL> select sysdate,trunc(sysdate)+ceil((sysdate-trunc(sysdate))*60*24/30)/2/24 from dual;
SYSDATE TRUNC(SYSDATE)+CEIL
06/12/2010 15:50:16 06/12/2010 16:00:00
SQL> select sysdate,trunc(sysdate)+ceil((sysdate-trunc(sysdate))*60*24/30)/2/24 from dual;
SYSDATE TRUNC(SYSDATE)+CEIL
06/12/2010 16:07:06 06/12/2010 16:30:00Nicolas.

SCHEDULER with using dbms_job.submit package

i want to use a procedure in SCHEDULER with using dbms_job.
How i use this procedure in SCHEDULER
Plz, Help me
Message was edited by:
Nilesh Hole

Hi,
For 10g and up you should be using dbms_scheduler for scheduling. Some examples are here
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28310/scheduse.htm#i1033533
and the homepage is at
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/scheduler/index.html
Here's an example that runs daily at 2am
begin
dbms_scheduler.create_job('myjob',
    job_type=>'plsql_block',
    job_action=>'dbms_lock.sleep(10);',
    start_date=>null,
    repeat_interval=>'freq=daily;byhour=2;byminute=0',
    enabled=>true , auto_drop=>true
end;
/Hope this helps,
Ravi.

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