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Summary

Remove a job wait on an event.

It does not matter whether the event was added with ADD_JOB_WAIT_EVENT or the script definition.

note

The remove will succeed even if the event wait has already been done.

Privileges

the caller must be able to see the job. If the job is owned by the user, the user must have the ADD_JOB_WAIT_EVENT system privilege. If the job is owned by someone else, the user must have the ADD_ANY_JOB_WAIT_EVENT system privilege and UPDATE privilege on the job's queue.

Specification

procedure remove_job_wait_event(job_id in number,
event_name in varchar2,
can_commit in boolean default false,
event_partition in varchar2 default null)

Used with languages that support the boolean datatype.

Parameters

  • job_id - the ID of the job
  • event_name - the name of the event to remove the wait for
  • can_commit - should this be committed immediately?
  • event_partition - the partition of the event to wait for If it is not filled in the default partition is assumed

Transaction keyword

The transaction keyword defines how and/or when the changes are committed to the database. A definition of the various transaction keywords can be found on the jcs package summary page.

can_commit_autonomous

Specification

procedure remove_job_wait_event(job_id in number,
event_name in varchar2,
can_commit in varchar2,
event_partition in varchar2 default null)

Used with languages that do not support the boolean datatype; can_commit is passed as const.jcs_yes or const.jcs_no.

Parameters

  • job_id - the ID of the job
  • event_name - the name of the event to remove the wait for
  • can_commit - should this be committed immediately?
  • event_partition - the partition of the event to wait for If it is not filled in the default partition is assumed

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