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Simplifying Management Tasks

Performing a series Running a dequeue


Replicating table data
of month-end procedure as soon
via materialized
tasks on the last as a message is
day of each month enqueued view refreshes

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Running a daily Computing table
job to back up and index statistics
database twice a day

Generating an Rebuilding an
Starting the batch
hourly report on index when
load as soon as the file
invalid server finished rebuilding
arrives on the file system access attempts the current index

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Simplifying Management Tasks


Many tasks in the Oracle environment need job-scheduling capabilities. Routine database
maintenance and application logic require jobs to be scheduled and run periodically. Business-to-
business (B2B) applications require scheduling for their business events. DBAs need to schedule
regular maintenance jobs in specified time windows.
The Oracle database provides advanced scheduling capabilities through the database Scheduler,
which is a collection of functions and procedures in the DBMS_SCHEDULER package. The Scheduler
can be invoked in any SQL environment, or through Enterprise Manager (EM).
The Scheduler enables database administrators and application developers to control when and where
various tasks take place in the database environment. These tasks can be time consuming and
complicated; using the Scheduler, you can manage and plan these tasks.
Scheduler jobs can be started based on time or when a specified event occurs, and the Scheduler can
raise events when a job’s state changes (for example, from RUNNING to COMPLETE). You can also
use a named series of programs that are linked together for a combined objective.

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