Multiple instances of Concurrent Program Being Submitted Diffrently

Question

h3. Hi Oracle Gurus,
I am new here and was unable to find the correct category to post my thread into. So please if you know the right category please move it or let me know.
I am having an issue with the order of submission of the same concurrent program with different responsibility.
h4. Let me explain with an example:
I have program CProg which is incompatible to itself in the present setting. There are multiple schedules running of the program with different responsibility. The problem arises when the schedules overlap.
Now let's take 2 schedules:
1. Runs daily at 2 PM. To identify name it as CProgSch1
2. Runs the program every 3 hours. CProgSch2
The priority of both requests is same.
h4. Terms:
Request_Date:+The time at which the parent program requested child program to be submitted.+
Requested_Start_Date:+The time at which the program was meant to be run.+
Actual_Start_Date:+Time when the program was actually run.+
Actual_Completion_Date:+Time when the program finished execution.+
h4. Now, the details are:
Program________Request_Date_____________Requested_Start_Date________Actual_Start_Date________Actual_Completion_Date
CProgSch1_________25 Dec 2012 2.20PM__________26 Dec 2012 2PM_____________26 Dec2012 2.02 PM________26 Dec 2012 2.22 PM
CProgSch2_________ 26 Dec 2012 10.58AM________26 Dec 2012 1.55PM___________26 Dec 2012 2.23PM________26 Dec 2012 2.26 PM
After I checked why not one but both programs missed to start at Requested_Start_Date( by 2 minutes and 23 minutes) I came to know that there was another program running which completed at 2.02PM.
After its completion to my surprise CProgSch1 which was scheduled 5 Minutes later ran instead of CProgSch2.
And as listed above, CProgSch2 which was scheduled to run at 1.55PM was actually run at 2.23 PM after completion of CProgSch1 at 2.22PM.
It seems that Oracle prioritizes the programs based on Request_Date rather than Requested_Start_Date. Is this so? Can we do something so that oracle picks up programs based on Requested_Start_Date instead of Request_Date.

Answer 1

ok, and can you please tell me how it doesn't follow those guidelines? If he where to make it shorter then it wouldn't be self contained. He showed us just the methods that where causing the problem. How would you present the problem "Hlpes prgrm no wrk!!!!!" and leave it at that? I'll just point this out before you say anything else:
U nEd 2 b clearer bout wot d prob iz!_
Fact is your not helping him at all.
Now on to his question. I have run code similar to yours in my own sessions and everything turns works out fine.
public class Monster{
     public int AC;
     public Monster(int a){
          AC = a;
public class State{
     public State(){}
     public void h(Monster mon1, Monster mon2){
          System.out.println(mon1.AC+","+mon2.AC);
public class Test{
     public static void main(String[] args){
          State h = new State();
          final Monster Goblin = new Monster(12);
          final Monster Pirate = new Monster(14);
          h.h(Goblin, Pirate);
}That outputs "12,14". So the problem most be somewhere else in the code.