Running Job Scheduler in Restricted Session

I want the database to be in Restricted Session while my ETL load is running via the Job Scheduler so that users will not be able to access tables during the load. When I put it in restricted session however all scheduled jobs cease to run. What user needs Restricted Session privilege? Is it DBSNMP? Is this an acceptable practice?
Thanks,
Susan

Hi Susan,
Sorry for the delay in replying, I was testing this out and talking with another developer. It turns out that you are right.
The Scheduler will not begin running any new jobs or new job chain steps while the database is in restricted mode.
This is intended behaviour and there is no workaround for this. The job coordinator will simply not start any new jobs if it sees that the database is in restricted mode.
This design choice was made a long time ago and isn't currently planned to be changed (although there have been some questions about it so it may in future).
Unfortunately you will need to find another way around this.
-Ravi

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