Advanced Queuing - Oracle

Purpose
Table 10–11 USER_QUEUE_SCHEDULES
Selecting Propagation Schedules in User Schema
Column Name & Description Null? Type
QNAME—source queue name NOT NULL VARCHAR2(30)
DESTINATION—destination name, currently
limited to be a DBLINK name
START_DATE—date to start propagation in the
default date format
START_TIME—time of day at which to start
propagation in HH:MI:SS format
PROPAGATION_WINDOW—duration in seconds
for the propagation window
NEXT_TIME—function to compute the start of
the next propagation window
LATENCY—maximum wait time to propagate a
message during the propagation window.
SCHEDULE_DISABLED—N if enabled Y if
disabled and schedule will not be executed
PROCESS_NAME—The name of the SNP
background process executing this schedule.
NULL if not currently executing
SESSION_ID—The session ID (SID,
SERIAL#) of the job executing this schedule.
NULL if not currently executing
INSTANCE—The Real Application Clusters
instance number executing this schedule
LAST_RUN_DATE—The date on the last
successful execution
LAST_RUN_TIME—The time of the last
successful execution in HH:MI:SS format
CURRENT_START_DATE—Date at which the
current window of this schedule was started
CURRENT_START_TIME—Time of day at which
the current window of this schedule was started
in HH:MI:SS format
NOT NULL VARCHAR2(128)
- DATE
- VARCHAR2(8)
- NUMBER
- VARCHAR2(200)
- NUMBER
- VARCHAR(1)
- VARCHAR2(8)
- VARCHAR2(82)
- NUMBER
- DATE
- VARCHAR2(8)
- DATE
- VARCHAR2(8)
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