Re: dbms_scheduler - external job problems
- From: brian.x.wisniewski@xxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: mdemenko@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 6 Apr 2006 09:37:19 -0400
I used the GUI to perform the upgrade. I finally found something very
late last night in the Application Server Admin Guide (10.1.2) of all
places that talks about creating windows services. It appears I have to
have the SC tool from the Windows Resource Kit!
job scheduler
sc create OracleJobScheduler<oracle_sid> start= auto
binPath= "ORACLE_HOME\bin\extjob.exe <oracle_sid>"
For example:
sc create OracleJobSchedulerORCL start= auto
binPath= "INFRAHOME\bin\extjob.exe <oracle_sid>"
Note: oracle_sid should be in upper case
Brian S. Wisniewski
Sr. Oracle Database Administrator
Central Technology Infrastructure & Operations
brian.x.wisniewski@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Cell: 614.975.2905
Maxim <mdemenko@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent by: oracle-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
04/06/2006 03:04 AM
Please respond to mdemenko
To: "brian.x.wisniewski@xxxxxxxxxxxx"
<brian.x.wisniewski@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
cc: oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: dbms_scheduler - external job problems
That's interesting, i'll try to reproduce it.
No, i don't know how to fix it, sounds like a bug - i would open a TAR.
How did you upgraded - via gui or per script ?
Best regards
Maxim
On 4/6/06, brian.x.wisniewski@xxxxxxxxxxxx <
brian.x.wisniewski@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks - that helped.
Do you know how to create the JobScheduler service if there isn't one? On
the 10g databases I created as 10g from the start - the service is there
and disabled. However on the 9i databases that were upgraded to 10g the
service is not present and I can't find documentation anywhere that talks
about creating this service.
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