OK, L
We've got the message (about six times)
To get info that you want you can check dba_jobs_running and
dba_jobs/all_jobs/user_jobs (especially last_date, last_sec, this_date,
this_sec and next_date, next_sec columns).
i.e.
select dj.job, dj.what, dj.next_date, dj.next_sec
from dba_jobs dj
where not exist (select 1
from dba_jobs_running djr
where djr.job = dj.job)
and dj.next_date > sysdate
order by dj.next_date
;
or
select dj.job, dj.what, dj.next_date, dj.next_sec
from dba_jobs dj
where dj.next_date > sysdate
and dj.this_date is null
order by dj.next_date
;
HTH
Regards
Kresimir Fabijanic
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> We have ORACLE 8.1.6 on SUn Solaris server. Our users sometime will
> summit job from ORACLE Discover from the client side. Does their has way
> to check on server side how many dbms_job wait on queue?
>
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> Thanks.
>
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