What are the parameters for jobs in Oracle?

The parameters for jobs in Oracle include:

1. job_name: the name of the job.
2. The type of job, such as PL/SQL block, stored procedure, or script, will be specified.
3. Task action: The specific action of a job, such as the code in a PL/SQL block or the name of a stored procedure.
4. Start date: The date when the task will begin.
5. The start time of the task.
6. repeat_interval: the interval at which the task will repeat, can be set as one-time, daily, weekly, monthly, etc.
7. End date: The deadline for the assignment.
8. End time: The deadline for the assignment.
9. enabled: specifies whether the job is enabled.
10. auto_drop: Automatically delete the job after completion.
11. Comments: Remarks and explanations on the assignment.
12. Credential Name: The name of the credential used for accessing other databases or systems in the assignment.
13. Destination name: The target name of the assignment, used to specify the output target of the job.
14. job_class: the category or group to which the job belongs.
15. Priority of job tasks.
16. job_weight is the weight of the task, used for resource allocation.
17. raise_events: specifies whether to trigger events when the job status changes.
18. Owner of the destination: name of the target owner.
19. destination attributes: target attributes used to set additional parameters for the output target.
20. schedule_name: The scheduling name of the task, used to specify the scheduling rules for the job. These parameters can be set and managed using procedures and functions in Oracle’s DBMS_SCHEDULER package.