

JAMS Oracle Database integration
Oracle Database Job Scheduling and Stored Procedure Automation
JAMS Scheduler runs Oracle stored procedures as jobs, captures their dbms_output in the log, and makes them wait on jobs on any platform.
Execution method
OracleStoredProc
Pick from a list
Stored procedures load from the database
Also adds
Oracle sequence tasks and Oracle Query parameters
What JAMS Scheduler Runs in Oracle Database
Pick the connection, choose the stored procedure from the list, and optionally write its output to a file. Schedules, dependencies, and alerts work like any other job.
How JAMS Scheduler Connects to Oracle Database
Store the connection once as an Oracle connection in the JAMS Connection Store and reuse it across jobs. Older setups that keep the connection string in execution method parameters still work.
Each job uses two credentials: the Oracle login on the connection, and the Windows account the job runs as.
Requirements
Install
LOAD/ASSEMBLY=JAMSOracleIntegration in JAMSDBA
Connection
An Oracle connection in the Connection Store, recommended
Credentials
An Oracle login and a Windows run-as account
Oracle Jobs in a Cross-Platform Workflow
A stored procedure can wait for a file transfer to land, load the data, then start an Oracle EBS or Banner job.
When the procedure fails, you get the same alert as any other job.
Oracle FAQ
Can JAMS Scheduler pick a stored procedure from the database?
Yes. Once the connection is set, the Procedure field lists the stored procedures you can run.
Can an Oracle job wait on a job on another platform?
Yes. Oracle jobs take the same dependencies as any other job, whether the upstream job runs on Windows, Linux, z/OS, or in an ERP.
Can I see dbms_output from the procedure?
Yes. Turn on Include dbms_output in JAMS log file, and the output shows on the job’s Log File tab in the Monitor view.







