Mladen Gogala <gogala@(protected)> wrote: On 03/02/2006 08:25:07 AM, Peter Alteheld wrote:
> Does Oracle on its own do something like a rescheduling that is cleaning up the context of a job? >
Sounds like a bug in Oracle 8i. Have you tried with Oracle 10.2?
No. Since in 10g DBMS_SCHEDULER was introduced, I guess DBMS_JOB hasn't changed much after 9.2. But we are still on 8i.
Peter
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