Dbms_scheduler job finihed succesfull when underlying procedure fails

I have a job created with dbms_scheduler which finishes succesfully even when the underlying plsql procedure raises a oracle error.
Is there any way to stop the running job with a failure when the plsql procedure fails and show the oracle error in the all_scheduler_job_run_details.error# column?
Example:
procedure test is
begin raise no_data_found;
end;
dbms_scheduler.create_job(job_name =>'MY_JOB', 'test');
dbms_scheduler.run_job;
when querying all_scheduler_job_run_details I want to see the no_data_found error which occurs in procedure.

user4260036 wrote:
I have a job created with dbms_scheduler which finishes succesfully even when the underlying plsql procedure raises a oracle error.
Is there any way to stop the running job with a failure when the plsql procedure fails and show the oracle error in the all_scheduler_job_run_details.error# column?
what exactly does "stop the running job" mean?
when querying all_scheduler_job_run_details I want to see the no_data_found error which occurs in procedure.in which column do you expect/desire this information to reside?
SQL> desc all_scheduler_job_run_details
Name                            Null?    Type
LOG_ID                              NUMBER
LOG_DATE                             TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE
OWNER                                  VARCHAR2(30)
JOB_NAME                             VARCHAR2(65)
JOB_SUBNAME                             VARCHAR2(65)
STATUS                              VARCHAR2(30)
ERROR#                              NUMBER
REQ_START_DATE                         TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE
ACTUAL_START_DATE                        TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE
RUN_DURATION                             INTERVAL DAY(3) TO SECOND(0)
INSTANCE_ID                             NUMBER
SESSION_ID                             VARCHAR2(30)
SLAVE_PID                             VARCHAR2(30)
CPU_USED                             INTERVAL DAY(3) TO SECOND(2)
CREDENTIAL_OWNER                        VARCHAR2(65)
CREDENTIAL_NAME                        VARCHAR2(65)
DESTINATION_OWNER                        VARCHAR2(128)
DESTINATION                             VARCHAR2(128)
ADDITIONAL_INFO                        VARCHAR2(4000)

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