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Home -> Community -> Mailing Lists -> Oracle-L -> implied run and commit on dbms_job
Hi there all
As usual I/We am arguing with a developer, guess it is a normal thing for us all.
Does anyone know of a document stating/mentioning the implied dbms_job.RUN that is called by oracle for a job when the time is reached for the job on the queue.
This is because our developer only realized now that there is an implied commit on the dbms_job.run when the procedure/package called is not autonomous as stated in NOTE: 61730.1 on metalink.
They are not believing us that oracle just calls dbms_job.run(job number) at the requested time and this has a build in commit they never considered before.
Was discovered when they asked us to kill a job and was horrified to find that the work done in the job was commited. George
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