all_scheduler_job_run_details session_id column [message #640017] |
Tue, 21 July 2015 06:58 |
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dag1ngapr1nce
Messages: 19 Registered: June 2012 Location: UK
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Hi anyone / everyone
I'm running an Oracle concurrent job parrellellized to run a main process and 2 slave processes - This creates 2 entries in all_scheduler_job_run_details for the slave processes. The session_id entries for these 2 records is as follows:
SESSION_ID
281,367
519,159
I can link 281 and 519 to V$SESSION as the SID (Session Id), however I don't know what 367 and 159 values represent!
It is not the serial Id and this is not a RAC instance
Can anyone advise?
Thanks
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Re: all_scheduler_job_run_details session_id column [message #640049 is a reply to message #640044] |
Tue, 21 July 2015 09:04 |
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dag1ngapr1nce
Messages: 19 Registered: June 2012 Location: UK
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SQL> Select session_id, job_name
2 From all_scheduler_job_run_details j
3 Where j.job_name In ('VT_451_1_ASGN', 'VT_451_2_ASGN');
SESSION_ID JOB_NAME
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203,13635 VT_451_1_ASGN
47,9329 VT_451_2_ASGN
SQL> Select Sid, serial# From Gv$session gv Where gv.SID In (203, 13635, 47, 9329);
SID SERIAL#
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47 9343
203 13645
Apologies for delay
Any help appreciated
I dont believe that the second part is the serial# however I'm now wondering whether it is but my issue is a timing one.
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