Grant Rights to Start, stop, view Oracel-Jobs inother roles

Hi,
i need a little help.
how can i grant rights to my jobs, that the users of other roles can start, stop and view my jobs?
Thanks
Greetings
John

Not easily. You would have to give grants on DBA_JOBS, dbms_job to the other user, and give execute on what the job is running to the other user as well.
Then the other user would need to change the ????_USER column of the job, know either the job number of the WHAT, e.g.
update dba_jobs set log_user = 'OTHER_USER', priv_user = 'OTHER_USER', schema_user = 'OTHER_USER'
where job=42; -- OR where WHAT like '%sp_insert_into_tab1%' ;
Then not forget to set it back to the original owner.

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