How to schedule job?

Hello All,
i have a few questions about jobs (scheduling jobs)
I want to run one procedure at 7:00 A.M and I want to stop this procedure at 12:30 PM on Daily basis.Is it possible with DBMS_JOB? I don't know how to stop running job at specified time.
I m using Oracle 9i on Linux

Hi,
Your best bet is probably to schedule a second job to run at 12:30pm every day and execute the stop. To do the stop you will probably need to figure out the session and terminate the session (google for stopping dbms_job).
In 10gR2 and up dbms_scheduler (the replacement for dbms_job) can handle this scenario in a much more striahgtforward way (generate an event if the job exceeds a max_run_duration and have the event trigger a second job to snipe the first using a stop_job call).
-Ravi

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