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But the problem for this is, if the job run @15th minute for about 5
minutes, then the next time it will start @35th minutes for another 5
minutes, then the time after that will be @55th minute etc...
If he does not mind that, then the formula will work.
I still find that the best way to make the database to run the job in a particurlar time and interval is CRON!
Winnie :)
dgoulet_at_vicr.com on 06/13/2000 07:31:25 AM
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Subject: Re:How to set the job's interval
The DBMS_JOB submit and next_date procedures require a character string
that it
can evaluate into a date. Therefore all of the tricks you know for
converting
data into dates works. In your case try the following:
"sysdate+(15/60)/24"
The point is to get the job to start at the correct time.
____________________Reply Separator____________________ Author: cyhu_at_eachnet.com Date: 6/12/00 6:58 PM
Hi,can anyone tell me how to set the job's interval so that the job can run
at 15,30,45,60 minutes every hour.
Thanks in advance.
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