How can I supervise a procedure called through a job process

Hi all ...
How can I supervise a procedure called through a job process, and I mean to see if this procedure is active at the next time that the process should run again.
Because the procedure may run much longer that the next_time parameter for that process (job).
THANKS for you future(hope so) answer.

If this is a scheduled oracle job, then check the DBA_JOBS_RUNNING view
Hi all ...
How can I supervise a procedure called through a job process, and I mean to see if this procedure is active at the next time that the process should run again.
Because the procedure may run much longer that the next_time parameter for that process (job).
THANKS for you future(hope so) answer.

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