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ExecMan
 
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Default Job Queue - 01-09-2012 , 08:31 AM






Hi,

I have a job in the job queue:
dbms_refresh.refresh('"BROKER_REP_LOOKUP"');

Where can I see a log of this job, state time, length of execution?
I've searched several views dba_scheduler_job_run_details, etc with no
luck.

Thanks!

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Default Re: Job Queue - 01-11-2012 , 03:19 PM






On Jan 9, 7:31*am, ExecMan <artme... (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:
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Hi,

I have a job in the job queue:
dbms_refresh.refresh('"BROKER_REP_LOOKUP"');

Where can I see a log of this job, state time, length of execution?
I've searched several views dba_scheduler_job_run_details, etc with no
luck.

Thanks!
Did you look at dba_scheduler_job_log?


David Fitzjarrell

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Default Re: Job Queue - 01-12-2012 , 04:13 AM



Materialized views are refreshed using the DBMS_JOB infrastructure not
DBMS_SCHEDULER.

So the dictionary view is DBA_JOBS.

This also means that the feedback/logging is strictly limited.

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Default Re: Job Queue - 01-12-2012 , 07:06 AM



On Thu, 12 Jan 2012 02:13:58 -0800, dombrooks wrote:

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Materialized views are refreshed using the DBMS_JOB infrastructure not
DBMS_SCHEDULER.

So the dictionary view is DBA_JOBS.

This also means that the feedback/logging is strictly limited.
Yes, that is one feature that I would love to see fixed. Refresh jobs
should really be moved to DBMS_SCHEDULER. There is, of course, a
possibility of manually creating scheduler jobs which run
dbms_mview.refresh. There is nothing to stop you from doing that. You can
create MV as "refresh on demand" and then create the demand through
DBMS_SCHEDULER. That way, you will have error logs.



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