How to drop all scheduled jobs

Hi,
in 8i, how to drop all oracle scheduled jobs ?
Many thanks before.

SELECT job FROM user_jobs;
exec dbms_job.remove(23);
To remove all jobs, you can write a pl/sql block to loop through all jobs and remove them.
http://www.psoug.org/reference/dbms_job.html
Aalap Sharma :)

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