Oracle job scheduling for 2 different timezones

I have a procedure which needs to be scheduled for different timezones based on one of the column in the table (ex: region).
If region is California, it needs to be scheduled at 8:00am, if Newyork at 6:00am.
Any ideas much appreciated!

user497841 wrote:
In my procedure, I populate a snapshot table for all regions.
The procedure includes different inserts into the table per region.
But insert for california should be scheduled at 8:00 and insert for newyork should be scheduled at 6:00am.
Also, the job needs to take care of daylight savings.
So i got to schedule the same procedure to run at 8:00am and 6:00 am.Assuming that you use DBMS_SCHEDULER then if you take a look at the definition of create schedule (or create job etc) then you will find that the scheduled time is timezone aware. eg
DBMS_SCHEDULER.CREATE_SCHEDULE (
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   start_date             IN TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE DEFAULT NULL,
   repeat_interval        IN VARCHAR2,
   end_date               IN TIMESTAMP WITH TIMEZONE DEFAULT NULL,
   comments               IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL);This should then make your jobs timezone (and hence dst) aware.
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