OEM tables for scheduled jobs

Hi,
What are the DB tables in which OEM is saving scheduled jobs that one can add inside the OEM web interface?
I have more than 100 jobs scheduled inside OEM and I want to get a report with job name, what that job is doing, etc. The kind of info that I can find in DBA_SCHEDULE% tables inside a DB.
I tried to get the info from DBA_SCHEDULER_JOBS but the jobs in this view are for DB only, and not the jobs that OEM is running against the databases registered with OEM.
Thanks,
Daniel

See if you find the information you want in the MGMT$JOB* views.
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