Advanced Queuing - Oracle

Selecting Propagation Schedules in User Schema
QNAME
of the
source queue
function
to compute
NEXT_TIME
INSTANCE
number
executing
sched.
Returns NULL
if not currently
executing
MAX_NUMBER
of messages
propagated
in window
MAX_BYTES
of bytes
propagated
in window
LAST_ERROR
_DATE of
unsucessful
execution
DESTINATION
db link for
destination
queues
LATENCY wait
(seconds)
Only applicable in
Real Application
Clusters
environment
CURRENT_
START_TIME
of current sched.
execution
TOTAL_TIME
executing
sched.
(seconds)
AVG_SIZE of
a propagated
message
(bytes)
LAST_ERROR
_TIME of last
unsuccessful
execution
See Also: Table 10–1 for a list of views in the adminstrative
interface
Name of View
USER_QUEUE_SCHEDULES
original
START_DATE
SCHEDULE_
DISABLED
(N = enabled,
Y = disabled)
LAST_RUN_
DATE of
successful sched.
execution
NEXT_RUN_
DATE of next
sched.
execution
TOTAL_NUMBER
of messages
propagated in
executing sched.
AVG_TIME to
propagate a
message
(seconds)
LAST_ERROR
_MSG (error
number and error
message text)
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START_TIME
PROCESS_
NAME
executing
schedule
LAST_RUN_
TIME of
successful sched.
execution
NEXT_RUN_
TIME of next
sched.
execution
TOTAL_BYTES
propagated in
executing
sched.
FAILURES
number of times
execution failed
PROPAGATION_
WINDOW
(seconds)
SESSION_ID
of the job
executing
sched.
CURRENT_
START_DATE of
current sched.
execution
Returns NULL
if currently
executing
AVG_NUMBER
of messages
propagated
in window
Schedule is
disabled on
16th failure