How to restart/force run of APEX jobs?

Our development server system date was temporarily set to a period in the future, which meant that our Oracle jobs were left with their 'next date' also set to a time in the future.
For most of our jobs, we could simply log in as the schema owner and manually restart/run the affected jobs.
With the APEX-based jobs, we has a problem in that they were owned by the 'flows' user and their password was unknown/random from installation.
We got around the problem by using the 'su' method (see http://asktom.oracle.com/tkyte/Misc/su.html) to temporarily change the password.
Is there an official way of restarting/force-running APEX jobs? By default, there are the mail queue flushing and session clearing jobs but I assume that any other jobs created within APEX will have similar issues?

Hello,
This is what you can do in SM37.
Execute the list of batch jobs, when the result appears on the screen edit the ALV grid via CTRL+F7.
Now add the following columns "TargetServ" and "Executing server".
You will now have two extra columns in your result list.
TargetServr contains the value of the application server where the job should run when you have explicitely filled it in.
Often this is empty, this means that at runtime SAP will determine itself on which application server the job will run (depending of course where the BGD processes are defined).
Executing server is filled in always for all executed jobs, this is the actual application server where the job has run.
You can also add these two fields in your initial selection screen of SM37 by using the "Extended job selection" button.
I hope this isusefull.
Wim

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