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orcl_job

Asked by sam15 in PL / SQL, Oracle 9.x, Oracle Database

Tags: oracle

1. I have a procedure "process_orders" that is runs monthly by a user off a web page.
It takes 6 minutes on the web.

Instead of keeping user waiting, I want to print a page to tell USER that a job has been scheduled to run and he will receive a confirm email upon completion

Do i just create a small procedure that print the message and schedule "process_orders" and have "process_orders" send the email at the end of execution. any code sample.

another small index question
2. I have a big table (1 million records) that has RECV_DATE date/time stamp.

There is a job that runs every minute computing the MAX

SELECT MAX(RECV_DATE) from table where RECV_DATE < SYSDATE
HAVING MAX(RECV_DATE) < SYSDATE - 300/86400

would an index on RECV_DATE help in this case? The table is storing 5000 records per day too.

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Asked by sam15 in PL / SQL, Oracle 9.x, Oracle Database

Tags: oracle

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