Privilege to see Scheduler Jobs info in Grid 10gR1

Does anyone know what privilege you need to see the information under the Scheduler Jobs link, without granting the DBA role? Our developers, who do not have the DBA role, can see the link but no info in that section when logged in as themselves. They can see the DBA_SCHEDULER and DBA_SCHEDULER_RUNNING_JOBS views when logged into the database, via the SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE, but there is obviously something else they need to see this info in Grid.
Thanks
Steve

See if this document on Metalink is helpful:268795.1
Does anyone know what privilege you need to see the
information under the Scheduler Jobs link, without
granting the DBA role? Our developers, who do not
have the DBA role, can see the link but no info in
that section when logged in as themselves. They can
see the DBA_SCHEDULER and DBA_SCHEDULER_RUNNING_JOBS
views when logged into the database, via the
SELECT_CATALOG_ROLE, but there is obviously something
else they need to see this info in Grid.
Thanks
Steve

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Message was edited by:
jerrygreat
Message was edited by:
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