Creating Generic Job..??

Hi,
Can we create a job which will be used as Generic (LIKE FUNCTIONS IN PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE)..?? Means i will create a job (ex. Taking Backup) and will use the same job (after storing in Job Library) to schedule many instances, with passing Database Instance Name as a parameter.
Many thanks.

The bare minimum for creating a job is Job Name, Agent/Adapter and a command. With REST API, I don't know if creating the job would allow you to inherit the Agent/Adapter from the parent or if you have to explicitly define it.
Michelle

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Generic job in workspace

Hi Guru's
how to create a job in hyperion workspace . i have created one folder in which i want to create job .but i couldnt find the option to create job . in one of the environment consultant have made couple of job but in new environment i couldnt have to figure out how to create a job. Generic job to run shell script from workspace.
thanks

Hi,
Have a look here: http://codingwithhyperion.blogspot.com/2011/02/run-maxl-scripts-in-workspace.html
Regards,
Robb Salzmann

Generic Job Application

I have create a Generic Job Application in Hyperion Workspace. The command template is $PROGRAM $PARAMS.
It works fine in simple circumstances ( eg. when I run a .cmd file with the content of ECHO 'Hello World', the output reflects the command).
But when I call another .exe or .cmd file within the .cmd file, it bombs out. In the example error below, I tried to run a file called PSInfo.
The system cannot find the path specified.
'PSInfo' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file
Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Cheers

Turns out the Reporting and Analysis agent was on a different server. Problem solved.

Error While creating a Job using JOB_OPEN

Hello,
I am trying to create a job in the output type of a standard transaction.
But the job creation is failing. While debugging the transaction in update mode, I found out that the JOB_OPEN is coming out in the 'COMMIT WORK'.
Is there any other way to create a job so that the program executes properly.
Thanis/Regards,
Abhijit Anandgaonkar.

Hi,
create a RFC function module....and inside the function module...create the batch job..
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I have one scenario for CS.the scenario is realted to automotive industry. Basically its a trading industry of HCV,MCV,LCV apart from that they will do servicing also. First the customer comes for a service.he is having free services. he will have waranty for spare parts of the vehicle. once he comes for servicing first the executive will take complains from the customer after that a Job card will be issued to the customer. there his chasis no ,engine no and registration no will be there. once enter the chasis no entire customer details has to come. how many free services he is having for how many kilo meters.then job card will go to the spare parts dept.that dept will issue the spare parts.then they will invoice the customer. he will pay the payment.and finally the gate pass will be given to the customer to deliver the vehicle.
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Hi,
Have u resolved it then Please let me know !!! It is a very interesting problem and owuld like to know the solution...
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Create Background Job after data saved in module

Hello,
I have a program that has a start selection screen with material group, you enter your data, execute. When it has finished you get a ALV of sales order with items where you can make changes to dates and other details and save. I would like to add a save in background option. Is this possible? I assume it would be difficult because of the container.. it uses a bapi to save sale orders...
The employees run this job which takes a little while.. at the end of the day.. they go home and of course SAP has timed out. If they can run it in the background then no problem....
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AJ

well, you can pass the data from the same to an other program and submit it in background.
Just create a job.
CALL FUNCTION 'JOB_OPEN'
       EXPORTING
            jobname          = gv_jobname
       IMPORTING
            jobcount         = gv_jobcount
       EXCEPTIONS
            cant_create_job = 1
            invalid_job_data = 2
            jobname_missing = 3
            OTHERS           = 4.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
*   no error required
ENDIF.
submit your program with job name and job count.
CALL FUNCTION 'JOB_CLOSE'
       EXPORTING
            jobcount             = gv_jobcount
            jobname              = gv_jobname
            strtimmed            = 'X'
       EXCEPTIONS
            cant_start_immediate = 1
            invalid_startdate    = 2
            jobname_missing      = 3
            job_close_failed     = 4
            job_nosteps          = 5
            job_notex            = 6
            lock_failed          = 7
            OTHERS               = 8.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.

Problems creating a job

hi
I have package with a procedure naming do_job which have to create a job using
dbms_job.submit the owner of this package is a user named "HOL" , but when I try to run this package (I create a public synonym for the package and I gave execute grant to "DES") with another user like "DES" does not create the job.
Can any body help me
Thanks

Hi,
For job scheduling tips and samples, you cannot beat Dr. Tim Hall:
http://www.oracle-base.com
He also has a book "Oracle Job Scheduling" with lots of working job scheduling examples, very nice:
http://www.rampant-books.com/book_2005_1_scheduling.htm
HTH . . .
Don Burleson
"root hog or die"

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Hi,
I have an important issue creating a Job to execute a .sh file,
the .sh (start_execution.sh) contains a lot of random calls like this:
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. /home/crm/.bash_profile
. /home/crm/argentina/crm/crmdw/clusters/mt/mt_pull_push/start.sh
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sqlplus dware/argu01@crmarg @/home/crm/crmdw/AR/exec_dw.sql "MT"
sqlplus dware/argu01@crmarg @/home/crm/crmdw/AR/exec_dw.sql "OTA"
sqlplus dware/argu01@crmarg @/home/crm/crmdw/AR/exec_dm.sql "DAILY_DOWNLOADS"then creating the next job
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job_action=>'/home/crm/crmdw/AR/start_execution.sh',
number_of_arguments=>1,
job_type=>'executable',
start_date => SYSDATE,
repeat_interval => 'FREQ=MINUTELY; INTERVAL=20',
enabled=>false,
auto_drop => TRUE,
comments=> 'Run shell-script test_dbms_scheduler.sh');
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dbms_scheduler.enable('job_AR');
end;
/the system executes all process at the same time instead of one to one,
Is necessary the system executes one to one becouse is a Hierarchy of process with
corresponding dependencies.
what could I do to resolve the issue??
any ideas??
Thanks in advanced...

the problem is the content of the .sh file(start_execution.sh) is generated ramdomly and automatically and the code is :
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    CONN_STRING_TRG VARCHAR2--'dwa/arg@arg'
, EXEC_TEMP_DIR VARCHAR2--'/home/crm/crmdw/AR/'
) RETURN CLOB AS
BEGIN
DECLARE
    v_conn_string_trg VARCHAR2(255);
    v_exec_temp_dir VARCHAR2(255);
    v_select_aux VARCHAR2(32767);
    v_select CLOB := ' ';
    v_process_type VARCHAR2(5);
    v_process_name VARCHAR2(50);
    v_location VARCHAR2(255);
    v_result NUMBER := 0;
    TYPE t_array IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(255);
    TYPE t_cursor IS REF CURSOR;
    v_array t_array := t_array();
    c1 t_cursor;
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    v_conn_string_trg := CONN_STRING_TRG;
    v_exec_temp_dir := EXEC_TEMP_DIR;
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    DBMS_LOB.APPEND(v_select, '#!/bin/bash' || chr(13) || chr(10));
    DBMS_LOB.APPEND(v_select, BASH_PROFILE || chr(13) || chr(10));
    DBMS_LOB.APPEND(v_select, chr(13) || chr(10));
    v_select_aux := '
      SELECT A.process_type, b.process_name, b.LOCATION
      FROM
        SELECT process_type, process_id, LEVEL level2
        FROM
          SELECT process_type, process_id, dep_process_type, dep_process_id
          FROM crmdw_master_dependencies
          WHERE dependency_type <> ''PREVIOUS_DATE''
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          SELECT process_type, process_id, NULL, NULL
          FROM
            SELECT ''STG'' process_type, ID process_id
            FROM crmdw_master_stg
            UNION ALL
            SELECT ''DW'', ID
            FROM crmdw_master_dw
            UNION ALL
            SELECT ''DM'', ID
            FROM crmdw_master_dm
            MINUS
            SELECT d.process_type, d.process_id
            FROM crmdw_master_dependencies d
        START WITH dep_process_type IS NULL
        CONNECT BY PRIOR process_type = dep_process_type
        AND PRIOR process_id = dep_process_id
      ) a
      INNER JOIN
        SELECT 1 ordinal, ''STG'' process_type, s.ID process_id, s.process process_name, c.location, s.active
        FROM crmdw_master_stg s
        INNER JOIN crmdw_master_clusters c ON (c.id = s.id_cluster)
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        SELECT 2, ''DW'', ID, process, ''' || v_exec_temp_dir || ''', active
        FROM crmdw_master_dw
        UNION ALL
        SELECT 3, ''DM'', ID, process, ''' || v_exec_temp_dir || ''', active
        FROM crmdw_master_dm
      ) b ON (A.process_type = b.process_type AND A.process_id = b.process_id)
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                        v_process_type
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Creating a job and scheduling a job error in OEM

Hi, Everyone,
I am trying to create and schedule a job thru OEM. In the the pl/sql block provide i have given my code like this
begin
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON;
SPOOL C:\RFV_PROFILE_REPORT.LOG APPEND;
SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'DD/MM/YY HH24:MI:SS') FROM DUAL;
EXEC PAC_RFV_PROFILE_REPORT.CALL_ALL (200910);
SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'DD/MM/YY HH24:MI:SS') FROM DUAL;
SPOOL OFF;
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i have created the job and scheduled it but i am getting this error:
Error # 6550
Details ORA-06550: line 2, column 5: PL/SQL: ORA-00922: missing or invalid option ORA-06550: line 2, column 1: PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored ORA-06550: line 3, column 7: PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "C" when expecting one of the following: := . ( @ % ;
could anyone pls help as this is very urgent.
Thanks in advance

Ah, the problem is you are confusing SQLPlus commands with PL/SQL.
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON; -- This is a SQLPlus command, not necessary here.
SPOOL C:\RFV_PROFILE_REPORT.LOG APPEND; -- This is a SQLPlus command, in PL/SQL to write out to a file you will need to call the UTL_FILE package to open a file for writing to. Except that the file you write to will appear on the database server, not your workstation, when the scheduled job runs.
SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'DD/MM/YY HH24:MI:SS') FROM DUAL; -- In PL/SQL you need to SELECT columns INTO variables FROM tables. But in fact I guess you want to write the time to file using UTL_FILE again. However, you don't really need to do this, since scheduler will log the start time and run duration itself.
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' X NUMBER; '||
' BEGIN '||
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' ,INTERVAL => '||''''||intervl||''''||
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,CUSER => '<NEW USER>'
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The input parameter is a date value.
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Please guide.
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I'm using Oracle10g release 1 on windowsXP
I'm trying to create a backup job with dbms_scheduler and it's not working.
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I created a job as follows:
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enabled => TRUE,
start_date => '24-NOV-2007 2:10:00 PM',
repeat_interval => 'FREQ=WEEKLY',
comments => 'Full Database Backup');
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I need to create a job in oracle through scheduler.
Whether any job is there in bolt which will run every day from Monday to Friday for Every 1 Hour and Run From Morning 6.00 AM to 9.00 P.M.
Job should run
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2) Every Hour
3) From 6.00 AM to 6.00 P.M.
Regards
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Tony

Hi Tony,
Almost any internal error is an Oracle bug and you should report this to support.
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argument_type=>'VARCHAR2',
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argument_position=>2,
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dbms_scheduler.enable('myjob');
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Ravi.
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Creating a job that runs a Tcl script

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We currently have a scheduled job running a Tcl script on a 8.1.7 DB. My question is, can I still use the same setup in 10g DB (i.e. creating a job that runs Tcl script)? If I can, how am I gonna do it?
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howie

It depends on how you scheduled the job in 8.1.7 DB.
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