if that is being done as part of another job, there is long standing bug that prevents all SQL run as (part of) a job is marked with address '0' or '00' in v$ and hence you can't detect through v$.
Perhaps you can audit dbms_job execs or create wrapper around dbms_job that logs calls to a table or to a file using utl_file. Make this new package in sys schema and call it dbms_my_job. Then create or replace public synonym dbms_job to point to dbms_my_job and you are good to go.
However this will not work if someone is using FQNC.
Raj
you cant
On 20/09/06, Sinardy Xing <oracle.rdbms@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > Hi guys, > > I have "CSI" task need to discuss with you. > > Some one remove dba_jobs, it is Oracle 8i how can I know who remove the job and what time,
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