Check you have the init.ora parameters set up in your new DB

Brian

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dbms_job.run ?

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Solaris 5.8  Oracle 8.1.6 upgrade to 9.2

We are testing an upgrade of Oracle from 8.1.6 to 9.2.  There are several
oracle jobs scheduled on this DB.  Before we started the upgrade, all the
jobs were broken (execute dbms_job.broken(201, true).  The upgrade to 8.1.7
was done and then the migrate/upgrade to 9.2.0 was done.  The jobs were then
unbroken execute dbms_job.broken(201, false).  But the jobs are not running.
A select shows that the jobs are no longer broken, but is also shows that
the last date they ran was just before the upgrade, with the next_date
showing as the time it would have been scheduled before the upgrade.  (I.e,
if it ran on the first and was a daily job, it's next_date would be the
second).  We have tried issuing a change for the next date, but all that
does is show a new next_date, it does not make the jobs run.

Is there a way to make these jobs start running again.  I have looked in the
manuals, but either I am missing something obvious, or am not looking in the
right place.  Any help or suggestions are appreciated.  TIA.


Terry Ball, DBA
Birch Telecom
Work: 816-300-1335
FAX:  816-300-1800

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