Stats  job in Oracle 11g

During installation, the decision was made to not install the stats gathering job in 11g.
Post installation the job is not running as expected.
SInce then we have done more research and are comfortable with the stats job running only for Oracle dictionary tables.
My question is
How to install it and make sure it is run at a certain time?
I have read documentation and have issues commands such as :-
DBMS_AUTO_TASK_ADMIN.ENABLE (
client_name IN VARCHAR2,
operation IN VARCHAR2,
window_name IN VARCHAR2);
I have verified that the stats are not gathered on dictionary tables a.k.a SYS owned objects.
Any input will be highly appreciated.

I have verified that the stats are not gathered on dictionary tables a.k.a SYS owned objects.post SQL & results that are proof that "the stats are not gathered on dictionary tables".
LAST_ANALYZED is NOT a reliable indicator to determine if/when statistics were gathered.
If/when table content does NOT change, then current statistics are still valid & statistics do NOT need to be collected again.
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so many questions without ANY answers.
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Edited by: sb92075 on Feb 25, 2011 5:46 PM

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    INFO: Completed background operations
    INFO: Executing action at state getOracleHome
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    INFO: custom prereq file name: oracle.client_Custom.xml
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    INFO: Checking:COMP
    INFO: Checking:COMP
    INFO: Checking:COMP
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    INFO: Checking:COMP
    INFO: Checking:COMP
    INFO: Checking:COMP
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    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
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    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
    WARNING: [INS-07001] Value for property 'dependants' not found in the bean store.
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    INFO: -----------------------------------------------
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    INFO: Free Space: GBA-P74444432:C:\Users\DESKTO~1\AppData\Local\Temp: This is a prerequisite condition to test whether sufficient free space is available in the file system.
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    INFO: Verification Result for Node:GBA-P74444432
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