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Hi Guang !
Both of them (ALL_JOBS,USER_JOBS) are public synonyms of 'user_jobs' view and
have the same meaning. Look at this statement from
$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catjobj.sql
script:
....................
...................
I've got the same result for both SELECT queries:
SELECT * FROM user_jobs;
SELECT * FROM all_jobs;
Environment: RDBMS ORACLE 8.0.5
Michael Malyk
Oracle Programmer
Toronto, Canada
mmalyk_at_cryptologic.com
Guang Mei wrote:
> Hi:
>
> A qucik question about "all_jobs".
>
> I got no rows returned when issuing:
>
> select * from all_jobs ;
>
> I can view the jobs by using "user_jobs" and "dba_jobs". Oracle
> documentation does not mention "all_jobs". Here is part of the doc:
>
> ----
> You can view information about jobs in the job queue via the data dictionary
> views in Table 8-6:
>
> Table 8-6 Views for Job Queue Information
> View Description
> DBA_JOBS
> Lists all the jobs in the database.
>
> USER_JOBS
> Lists all jobs owned by the user.
>
> DBA_JOBS_RUNNING
> Lists all jobs in the database that are currently running. This view joins
> V$LOCK and JOB$.
> ------
>
> But if I do "desc all_jobs" I can see all the columns. So what does this
> "all_jobs" do then?
>
> TIA
>
> Guang
>
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Received on Fri Nov 03 2000 - 10:36:42 CST
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