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Hi Zbeth,
It seems that they're some missing parts in your understanding of PL/SQL.
But the best way to learn is to try, and try again.
Try this, I always do it like that (in an anonymous PL/SQL block) :
DECLARE
job INTEGER;
no_parse BOOLEAN:=TRUE;
BEGIN
DBMS_JOB.SUBMIT
(job,
'E:\ORANT\RDBMS\BACKUP\LXODBACKUP.SQL',
sysdate,
'SYSDATE+1',
no_parse)
END;
/ (/ in SQL*PLus of course)
For other PL/SQL questions, purchase the excellent Oracle PL/SQL programming from Oracle Press by Scott Urman, and visit www.revealnet.com where there is a PL/SQL pileline chat and some other good advices from Steve Feuerstein, a PL/SQL guru.
Frederic.
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This is a backup script job. What is wrong with this syntax?
PROCEDURE DBMS_JOB.SUBMIT
(job OUT BINARY_INTEGER,
'E:\ORANT\RDBMS\BACKUP\LXODBACKUP.SQL' IN VARCHAR2,
sysdate,
1,
no_parse)
Thanks,
Elizabeth
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