The ALL_JOBS view provides the information about all jobs in a database.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| job | INTEGER | The identifier of a job (Job ID). |
| log_user | TEXT | The name of the user that submitted the job. |
| priv_user | TEXT | The same as log_user. This parameter is supported for compatibility only. |
| schema_user | TEXT | The name of the schema used to parse the job. |
| last_date | TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE | The last date when this job was executed with the expected result returned. |
| last_sec | TEXT | The same as last_date. |
| this_date | TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE | The date when the system starts to execute the job. |
| this_sec | TEXT | The same as this_date. |
| next_date | TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE | The next date when this job will be executed. |
| next_sec | TEXT | The same as next_date. |
| total_time | INTERVAL | The period in which the job is executed. Unit: seconds. |
| broken | TEXT |
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| interval | TEXT | The interval at which the job is repeated. |
| failures | BIGINT | The number of times that the job has failed since the last successful execution. |
| what | TEXT | The job definition that runs when the job executes. The job definition appears as a PL/SQL code block. |
| nls_env | CHARACTER VARYING(4000) | The value is NULL. This parameter is supported for compatibility only. |
| misc_env | BYTEA | The value is NULL. This parameter is supported for compatibility only. |
| instance | NUMERIC | The value is 0. This parameter is supported for compatibility only. |