Oracle Job in progress for too long (3 days)

Hi guys,
i am using oracle 10.2.0.3 database. One of the oracle job is in progress for almost 3 days & in active state.
i tried enabling trace but didnt get anything. please let me know what should i do. EM also dont show any current or previous SQL & the wait event is "jobq slave wait" ....
please help.....

Here is the current situation i can see at OEM.
Current Status ACTIVE
Serial Number 4285
DB User Name JOBS
OS Process ID 6492
Logged On Since May 29, 2009 1:12:33 PM
Logged On For 3 Days, 22 Hours, 49 Minutes, 3 Seconds
Connection Type DEDICATED
Type USER
Resource Consumer Group Unavailable
Client
OS User Name admin
OS Process ID 6492
Host ORACLE_PRODUCTION
Terminal ORACLE_PRODUCTION
Current Client ID Unavailable
Current Client Info Unavailable
Application
Current SQL None
Current SQL Command UNKNOWN
Previous SQL None
Last Call Elapsed Time 3 Days, 22 Hours, 49 Minutes, 2 Seconds
SQL Trace DISABLED
Open Cursors 7
Program ORACLE.EXE (J000)
Service SYS$USERS
Current Module Unavailable
Current Action Unavailable
Contention
Blocking Session ID None
Wait
Current Wait Event jobq slave wait
Current Wait Class Idle
Waiting for 2 Minutes, 11 Seconds
P1 None
P2 None
P3 None
Object None

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