OEM Scheduled Jobs

Can anyone answer this question?
Thanks,
John
Is OEM set up to run UNIX command scripts or is OEM schedule just a way to manage the DBMS_Job queue?

In 10g, it uses DBMS_SCHEDULER instead of dbms_job

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Hello,
I would like to know wchich role/priv schould have user to view all scheduler jobs
in OEM console 10g. My user can see only few jobs in Scheduler jobs part of OEM 10g. User sys see all scheduler jobs.
Thank you for reply

Hi,
If this is a highly privileged user you can consider the CREATE ANY JOB privilege. But this privilege allows a user to run code as any other user so it should only be granted very carefully.
A user can also view any job he is granted ALTER privileges on directly.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Justin Cave ([email protected]):
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This behavior is seen in most of the lookups when we try to search for value.
Please let me know for any configuration steps for the same issue.

Have you tried restarting the db and the server? I have seen this on user search and a db restart along with server restart solved it for me. Also note that this error in my case was due to wrong mds file. so for you also check ur tasks and any custom xml which might have some errors into it.
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