Scheduling jobs in owb

do schedule a mapping in owb should be use anything else apart from owb.
Cant we directly schedule using owb? rather than using oracle enterprise manager?
if yes,then how do i schedule a mapping ,i linked a schedule to the 'refered calender' column in configure option.
How do i run it ?

Hi,
You cannot schedule direct mapping. You need create Process flow then u need to attach calendar for that. Go to Control Centre Deploy process flow and schedule and further click on start.
Regards,
Ava

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Scheduling jobs in OWB 10.2

I'm busy with a migration of OWB 10.1 to 10.2 and I had almost everything up and running
except
the scheduled jobs.
In 10.1 my predecessors made scheduled jobs which started in their turn a procedure which then started the process flow with wb_rt_api_exec.
After migration I could not get those jobs going anymore.
After investigation I could see that the procedures (starting the proess flows) ran when started with the runtime rrepository owner as launcher.
Even te jobs ran when they were started with the session credentials (iow the credentials from the logged on user being the runtime repository owner).
I've seen the atricles telling that you need to set the preferred credentials to the runtime repository owner in oem if you want to get it running from there.
Anyhow I could start it by recreating the jobs with the runtime repository owner as the creator.
Doens anybody know why it could run in owb 10.1 with sys as creator and why it nn longer works in 10.2.
I checked the 10.1 installation and I haven't found any priviileges granted to sys that where not granted in the 10.2 installation, so there is no diff.
Any help would be welcome.

Hi,
You cannot schedule direct mapping. You need create Process flow then u need to attach calendar for that. Go to Control Centre Deploy process flow and schedule and further click on start.
Regards,
Ava

Stopping a scheduled job in OWB

I need to re-deploy a scheduled job and cannot do so because the job is running. How do I stop the job from the OWB control center (or elsewhere)?
Thanks,
Dave

Hi,
I don't know if there is an easier way but this should work:
1. run the script list_requests.sql (it should exist inside your owb home at owb\rtp\sql) using the workspace name as parameter
2. the job should be listed on the EXECUTIONS section
3. run the script deactivate_execution (same location as list_requests.sql) passing the audit_id and your workspace as parameteres
Regards,
Bruno

How do I scdule jobs in OWB

I am a new user to OWB and not really sure how to schedule jobs thru OWB.
How do I specify a mapping to run every night at 1 AM ? Is there a Scheduler in OWB ?
Thanks,
Anna

If your environment does not use OEM, you can easily use the Oracle Jobs to run your OWB mappings or even Process Flows.
Check out the run_my_owb_stuff from
http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/products/warehouse/index.html
You can easily create a stored procedure from this example and schedule the execution with dbms_jobs (or use what ever GUI you got to submit Oracle Jobs, e.g. Toad)
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Borkur

Executing Scheduled jobs via Control Centre

Hello Forum,
We have a question on the scheduled jobs in OWB. We have some process flows that are attached to some (corresponding) schedules. Now in the Control Centre, we have two options to get the scheduled jobs executed:
1. We can have the scheduled jobs deployed, but not started, in which case the scheduled jobs would run as our Repository Owner (say OWB).
2. We can have the scheduled jobs deployed AND started, in which case the scheduled jobs would run as OWF (Oracle Workflow User).
(Just to clarify - by "starting" a scheduled job we mean that we make use of the "Start" option available in the right-click menu for every scheduled job that appears under the "Scheduled Jobs" node in the Control Centre.)
We would like to understand what is the advantage/disadvantage of setting up the scheduled jobs (for execution) for the two cases described above.
Any help is much appreciated.
Best Regards,
Piyush
For reference, following is our environment info:
OWB Client Version - 10.2.0.1.31
Repository Version - 10.2.0.1.0
Database Version - 10.2.0.3.0
OWF Version - 2.6.4
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hi Sam,
Thanks a lot for your kind inputs. Well the situation that I have at hand is that when I don't "start" the schedules (as in Case 1. described in my earlier post), everything goes fine. However, if I "start" the schedules jobs (as in Case 2. described in my earlier post), the scheduled jobs failed to execute after DB restart. So I feel we are better off by not starting the scheduled jobs so as to make them run as our target workflow user.
Do you think this is the right approach for executing the scheduled jobs?
Best Regards,
Piyush

OWB 11g Control Centre, Want to Remove Schedule Jobs list

I am having a problem to deleting the list of Schedule Jobs in Control Centre which are not required any more. The Schedule has been disabled but unable to remove them from control centre, How we can achieve that.
Thanks

Hi,
the first remove sheduled records from target database via deployment with Deploy Action = Drop.
Then clear (unset) configuration property Referred Calendar on mapping/processflow (corresponding to scheduled job) - click on checkbos None.
Usually job has name in format <object name>_JOB (where <object name> - name of scheduled mapping or processflow)
Regards,
Oleg

Control Center status running scheduled jobs stops when DB is shutdown

I have scheduled jobs in the Control Center of OWB, and the status is "Running" (Green Arrow ->), but everytime we stop and start the database I have to start the schedule job again under Status.
Is there any way to fix this so that when the database stops and restarts somebody does not have to go into the Control Center and restart the jobs that are scheduled?
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How to stop a scheduled job using OMB*Plus ?

Hello everyone,
I use a OMB*Plus script to deploy a project in various environments. This includes scheduled jobs.
In this context, I need to stop the schedules of the previous versions to avoid a script crash.
I found the OMBSTOP command thad could do, but I need to retrieve the job ID of the schedule I want to stop. And I don't know how to get the Job ID.
I could get it from a previous launch and save it somewhere, but it wouldn't work if the schedule was manually stopped and restarted. Maybe is there a command that lists the running / scheduled jobs and their IDs? I didn't find it.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Cedric.

Frankly, I cannot see where this is available via pure OMB+, however you could back-door it if if you can figure out how to get these values from the public views (I would guess from the "Scheduling Views" section at http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31080_01/doc/owb.102/b28225/toc.htm).
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{code}
package require java
# PVCS Version Information
#/* $Workfile: omb_sql_library.tcl $ $Revision: 1.0 $ */
#/* $Author: $
#/* $Date: 03 Apr 2008 13:43:34 $ */
proc oracleConnect { serverName databaseName portNumber username password } {
# import required classes
java::import java.sql.Connection
java::import java.sql.DriverManager
java::import java.sql.ResultSet
java::import java.sql.SQLWarning
java::import java.sql.Statement
java::import java.sql.CallableStatement
java::import java.sql.ResultSetMetaData
java::import java.sql.DatabaseMetaData
java::import java.sql.Types
java::import oracle.jdbc.OracleDatabaseMetaData
# load database driver .
java::call Class forName oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver
# set the connection url.
append url jdbc:oracle:thin
append url :
append url $username
append url /
append url $password
append url "@"
append url $serverName
append url :
append url $portNumber
append url :
append url $databaseName
set oraConnection [ java::call DriverManager getConnection $url ]
set oraDatabaseMetaData [ $oraConnection getMetaData ]
set oraDatabaseVersion [ $oraDatabaseMetaData getDatabaseProductVersion ]
puts "Connected to: $url"
puts "$oraDatabaseVersion"
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proc oracleDisconnect { oraConnect } {
$oraConnect close
proc oraJDBCType { oraType } {
#translation of JDBC types as defined in XOPEN interface
set rv "NUMBER"
switch $oraType {
"0" {set rv "NULL"}
"1" {set rv "CHAR"}
"2" {set rv "NUMBER"}
"3" {set rv "DECIMAL"}
"4" {set rv "INTEGER"}
"5" {set rv "SMALLINT"}
"6" {set rv "FLOAT"}
"7" {set rv "REAL"}
"8" {set rv "DOUBLE"}
"12" {set rv "VARCHAR"}
"16" {set rv "BOOLEAN"}
"91" {set rv "DATE"}
"92" {set rv "TIME"}
"93" {set rv "TIMESTAMP"}
default {set rv "OBJECT"}
return $rv
proc oracleQuery { oraConnect oraQuery } {
set oraStatement [ $oraConnect createStatement ]
set oraResults [ $oraStatement executeQuery $oraQuery ]
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# if ever want to really build an abstraction layer
set oraResultsMetaData [ $oraResults getMetaData ]
set columnCount [ $oraResultsMetaData getColumnCount ]
set i 1
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#set oraRs [ oracleQuery $oraConn "select name, count(*) numlines from user_source group by name" ]
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{code}
So you would want to connect to the control center, query for scheduled jobs, stop them, and then continue on with your deployment. I assume that you also need to pause and check that an scheduled job in mid-run has time to exit before moving ahead. You could do a sleep loop querying against system tables looking for active sessions running mappings and waiting until they are all done or something if you really want to bulletproof the process.
Hope this helps,
Mike

Empty "scheduled jobs" list in control center

Hi all,
due to a move to a new data warehouse environment i added a new configuration
to my OWB project with new locations, control center etc.
I was able to deploy and run all of the owb stuff into the new environment except all
the scheduled jobs to deploy into OEM,
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The list of "Scheduled Jobs" in control center for the target location just appears empty.
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Old env is Oracle DB 10.2.0.2 on Win Server 2003 32 bit, Workflow Server 2.6.4, OWB Client 10.2.0.1.31, OWB-Repository 10.2.0.1.0.
New env is Oracle DB 10.2.0.2 on Redhat 64 bit, Workflow Server 2.6.4, OWB Client 10.2.0.1.31, OWB-Repository 10.2.0.1.0.
Any hints would be appreciated.
Thanks,
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It is not possible to assign different deployment locations for same schedule
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In any of the OWB documents, nowhere it is specified that if OWB is already installed and Oracle Workflow Server is installed later, what are the steps to link them.
Then I created a schedule and spplied them to the mapping by editing its configurations. Then as per documents I checked in Control center. But, there was no job created and so didnt appear there.
I am wondering what can be the reason for this. I simply didn't get any documentation that tells that, what if the scheduled job doesn't get created? or how do you check from OWB whether the Oracel Workflow is properly working?
Please provide a clue!
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My control center shows a bunch of jobs in the "scheduled" tab that no longer exist.
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I am on OWB 10gR2
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I would promoting to production only using OMB+ !
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OMB+ is used for object administration, if you will, while the WF Server and Scheduler processes are used for object execution.
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Donna

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recently i'm facing a error in oim while i open the schedule job
When i logeed in with xelsysadm
click on advanced.then click on System management
search all the scehdule jobs
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ADF_FACES-60097
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This behavior is seen in most of the lookups when we try to search for value.
Please let me know for any configuration steps for the same issue.

Have you tried restarting the db and the server? I have seen this on user search and a db restart along with server restart solved it for me. Also note that this error in my case was due to wrong mds file. so for you also check ur tasks and any custom xml which might have some errors into it.
HTH,
BB

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