Advanced Queuing - Oracle

Selecting Propagation Schedules in User Schema
Table 10–11 (Cont.) USER_QUEUE_SCHEDULES
Column Name & Description Null? Type
NEXT_RUN_DATE—Date at which the next
window of this schedule will be started
NEXT_RUN_TIME—Time of day at which the
next window of this schedule will be started in
HH:MI:SS format
TOTAL_TIME—Total time in seconds spent in
propagating messages from the schedule
TOTAL_NUMBER—Total number of messages
propagated in this schedule
TOTAL_BYTES—Total number of bytes
propagated in this schedule
MAX_NUMBER—The maximum number of
messages propagated in a propagation window
MAX_BYTES—The maximum number of bytes
propagated in a propagation window
AVG_NUMBER—The average number of
messages propagated in a propagation window
AVG_SIZE—The average size of a propagated
message in bytes
AVG_TIME—The average time, in seconds, to
propagate a message
FAILURES—The number of times the execution
failed. If 16, the schedule will be disabled
LAST_ERROR_DATE—The date of the last
unsuccessful execution
LAST_ERROR_TIME—The time of the last
unsuccessful execution
LAST_ERROR_MSG—The error number and
error message text of the last unsuccessful
execution
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- DATE
- VARCHAR2(8)
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- NUMBER
- DATE
- VARCHAR2(8)
- VARCHAR2(4000)