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Guidelines

Announcement Support for this product will end on December 22, 2025. To monitor Oracle databases, we recommend that you use PATROL for Oracle Enterprise Database.

Batch reporting


Warning

This feature is no longer supported by any of the KM's supported versions. From version 9.7.11.01, the feature is no longer available. For more information see, 9-7-11-01-Fix-pack-1-for-PATROL-for-Oracle-Database.

You can schedule jobs to run at specific times from PATROL for Oracle using the Batch Scheduler. You can also schedule more than one report to run on the instance.

A job is one of the following items:

  • SQL Script--a script file that runs a SQL script
  • OS Command--an operating system command or an executable file
  • PSL Script--a script file that runs a PSL script

All scripts and commands are stored and run on the host computer, not the console computer.

Note

Selecting the PSL Script option does not generate any output. The results of the job are not displayed by the Batch Scheduler.

You can schedule to run any of the reports contained in PATROL for Oracle.

You can set the following types of schedules:

  • Once--the job or report runs once at the specified time
  • Daily Once--the job or report runs every day at the specified time
  • Daily Recur--the job or report runs every day at a specified time interval
  • Weekly Once--the job or report runs every week at the specified time and day of the week
  • Weekly Recur--the job or report runs every week on the specified day and at the specified time interval

You can select the following types of output for the Scheduler:


 

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