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Targeted at Oracle professionals who need fast and accurate working examples of complex issues, Oracle In-focus books target specific areas of Oracle technology in a concise manner. Plenty of working code is provided without a lot of theory, allowing database managers to solve their problems quickly without reviewing data that they already know. All code scripts are available for instant download from a companion web site.

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Author:   Donald Keith Burleson ,  Timothy Hall
Publisher:   Rampant TechPress
Imprint:   Rampant TechPress
Dimensions:   Width: 15.00cm , Height: 2.20cm , Length: 24.00cm
Weight:   0.576kg
ISBN:  

9780974448664

ISBN 10:   0974448664
Pages:   276
Publication Date:   01 May 2005
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Inactive
Availability:   Awaiting stock  

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - External Oracle job scheduling Introduction External Oracle job scheduling Using cron and crontab in UNIX and Linux Using the Windows job schedulers AT.EXE Scheduled Tasks Wizard SCHTASKS.EXE Internal Oracle job Scheduling Oracle 9i Scheduler Overview Oracle 10g Scheduler Overview Features comparison between dbms_job and dbms_scheduler Migrating from dbms_job to dbms_scheduler Summary Chapter 2 - Configuring Oracle Job Scheduling Introduction Setting up a test environment Overview and examples of dbms_job functions Data dictionary views related to dbms_job dba_jobs dba_jobs_running Overview and examples of dbms_scheduler functions Scheduler Privileges Programs Schedules Jobs Job Classes Windows Window Groups Enabling, disabling and setting attributes of scheduler objects Data dictionary views related to dbms_scheduler Summary Chapter 3 - Time-Based Job Scheduling Introduction Dates Timestamps Intervals and Interval Literals Calendar Syntax in Oracle 10g Complex Date Rules for Job Execution Summary Chapter 4 - Chaining Oracle Jobs Together Introduction Creating a job chain Conditional job creation Conditional job enabling Conditional job runs using Oracle Advanced Queuing Conditional job runs using a custom table solution Implementing error checking routines Implementing conditional job execution Sending email notifications of job errors Using UTL_SMTP Using UTL_MAIL in Oracle 10g Running OS commands and scripts from PL/SQL Summary Chapter 5 - Monitoring Oracle Job Execution Introduction Monitoring Jobs (pre 10g) Monitoring Jobs in 10g Monitoring Sessions Killing Oracle Sessions DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO DBMS_SYSTEM Summary Chapter 6 - Advanced Scheduling Topics Introduction Setting Scheduler Attributes current_open_window default_timezone log_history max_job_slave_processes Job Priorities Scheduler Logging Job Logs Job Run Details Window Logs Purging Logs Resource Manager Export/Import and the Scheduler Services and Instance Stickiness Security Setting Scheduler Object Attributes Summary

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Dr. Tim Hall is an Oracle Certified Professional DBA (7.3, 8, 8i, 9i) and has been involved in DBA, design and development work with Oracle databases since graduating from university in 1994 with a PhD in Molecular Genetics. He has gained a wide knowledge of the Oracle software stack and has worked as a consultant for several multi-national companies on projects ranging from real-time control systems to OLTP web applications. Since 2000 he has published over 200 articles on his website www.oracle-base.com covering a wide range of Oracle features.

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