Monday, August 4, 2014

Oracle Jobs - DBMS JOBS - broken fix re-run

i was working on a pl/sql application and apparently it had some jobs which were being run on some schedule. I should have just used SQL Developer's Scheduler folder tab to see what jobs were running...but i didn't think of it and ended up googling for some SQL which was:
 -- sys level
 select * from dba_jobs
 -- sys level
 select * from dba_scheduler_jobs
 -- schema user level
 select * from user_scheduler_jobs
 -- schema user level
 select * from user_scheduler_job_run_details
 -- schema user level WORKED 
 select * from user_jobs order by broken, job asc
if a job fails to successfully execute it will go into a broken state after 16 attempts, so all my jobs were broken and the scheduler was NO longer trying to re-run them. i wanted to reset that flag and execute them straight away. i wrote a loop in a stored procedure to do this.
 FOR i IN (SELECT * FROM user_jobs WHERE broken = 'Y') loop
  num := i.job;
  -- i didn't want to restart some of my broken jobs
  if (num <> 232 and num <> 233 and num <> 241 and num <> 270) then
   -- true does the opposite
   dbms_job.broken(i.job, false);
   -- run the job one time, if it's broken throws an error
   dbms_job.run(i.job);
  end if;
 END LOOP;

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