Return Completion Message from DBMS Job

I have an application that includes a button that creates a dbms job. Is it possible to display a message in the HTML DB application when the job completes on the back-end?
Currently, if you add a success message to the button, it will come back right away with "Success" since the application successfully submitted the job. I would like for a message to be returned when the job actually completes (whether it be 1 minute or 1 hour from the time it was submitted.)
Any ideas?

Is this a one shot job or a recurring job?
If it is a recurring job, you would probably have to create another job to poll the user_jobs view every so often to determine whether it has run or not. If it is a one shot deal, you would have to store the job number in either an application item or a database table. If you store it in an application item, the user will have to keep the app "open" (assuming it takes an hour) or else it will be cleared from session state.
Storing the job number in a database table, along with the userid, and then checking to see whether the job exists in user_jobs would probably be the best way. You could create a "success" message on Page 0 and set it only to display when the job doesn't exist. That would allow the user to close the app and come back to it later. Of course you would have to delete the row in the table when it is displayed otherwise it will always be there.
Anyway, just thinking out loud...
chet

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