Cron job "best way"

Hello,
Which is the best way to create a cron job for a sql script?
Thank you!

1) each time you change your cron settings, add a job, delete, etc. save the latest state into a text file, dated. this way you have a log of changes. Example:
crontab -l > cron.mmddyy
2) make sure you have standard include files that contain all the environment (ORACLE_HOME, ORACLE_SID) and user names+passwords. These should be kept separate from the scripts, so that:
- you can include them in all scripts
- apply strict security access
the script can apply the env files to get the info. same as you apply the "oraenv" command in your shell prompt.
3) make sure each cron job leaves a detailed log, including errors. Examine the logs on a frequent basis. The shell script should try to catch errods and email them to the admin whenever possible. Example:
0 0 * * * /folder/script.sh /folder2/script.env > /folder3/script.log 2>&1

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