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No problem.<br><br>I was adding to my post when you accepted this, so make sure you see the additional information I posted.
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No problem.

I was adding to my post when you accepted this, so make sure you see the additional information I posted.

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Thank you -- Actually, it is a refresh NEXT clause on an Oracle MV..
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Thank you -- Actually, it is a refresh NEXT clause on an Oracle MV..

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You can always create you own MV scheduler instead of letting Oracle do it for you.
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You can always create you own MV scheduler instead of letting Oracle do it for you.

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Roger -- this was created eons ago, just anted to check the timing of NEXT.. &nbsp;is working fine..<br />
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Thank you
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Roger -- this was created eons ago, just anted to check the timing of NEXT..  is working fine..

Thank you

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In Oracle Scheduler &nbsp;does trunc(sysdate +1) +2/24 &nbsp;mean tomorrow at 2:00 AM?
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In Oracle Scheduler  does trunc(sysdate +1) +2/24  mean tomorrow at 2:00 AM?

Oracle Scheduler times

Oracle is an object-relational database management system. It supports a large number of languages and application development frameworks. Its primary languages are SQL, PL/SQL and Java, but it also includes support for C and C++. Oracle also has its own enterprise modules and application server software.