Name

DBA_SCHEDULER_WINDOWS

Synopsis

This view shows the windows defined in the database.

Column name

Description

WINDOW_NAME

Name of the window.

RESOURCE_PLAN

Name of the Resource Manager plan associated with the window.

SCHEDULE_OWNER

If the window has a named schedule, this column shows the name of the owner of the schedule.

SCHEDULE_NAME

Name of the schedule, if any.

START_DATE

Timestamp when the window will open. This is effective only when the window’s calendar properties are provided inline, not via a schedule. Shown in the TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIMEZONE datatype.

REPEAT_INTERVAL

If the window has an inline calendar string, not a named schedule, the calendar string is shown here. (See the section "Calendar Strings" in Chapter 8.)

END_DATE

When a window has an inline schedule (calendar string, not a named schedule), this specifies the timestamp when the window will close permanently. Shown in the TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIMEZONE datatype.

DURATION

How long the window is open. Shown in the DURATION datatype.

WINDOW_PRIORITY

When two windows overlap, the one with the higher priority will be opened, and the other one will be closed. The priorities are shown as HIGH and LOW.

NEXT_START_DATE

Next timestamp the window is scheduled to open. Shown in the TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIMEZONE datatype.

LAST_START_DATE

Timestamp of the last time the window was opened. Shown in the TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIMEZONE datatype.

ENABLED

Specifies whether a window is enabled (TRUE/FALSE).

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