Maintain transaction using DBMS JOB

Hi,
How, can I maintain a transaction in DBMS SUBMIT JOB
Suppose, I have parent and 2 children.... when 1 child raise and exception the other child's data should not be committed.

user8650395 wrote:
Currently, Java triggers the stored procedures and we do not have COMMIT in any of our procedures. Each Java node has COMMIT once the process is completed it commits the data.What Java? Your original post says child jobs are submitted via DBMS_JOB. Anyway, assuming child job is java, modify java code. First of all you need to pass run_id to java. Then, at each commit point do the following:
1. Execute autonomous transaction SP that updates run table with:
UPDATE run_table SET status = 'SUCCESS' where run_id = passed_run_id and job = 'ChildN_Job';2. Loop until all other jobs for same run id set their status:
3. Check if at least one status is FAILURE. If so, rollback. Othherwise, commit.
And at each rollback point you call autonomous transaction SP to set job run id status to FAILURE.
SY.

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