How do I schedule a SQL to run in batch

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1

I have an SQL script that updates columns in a table. I’d like to schedule this to run every hour. What are the steps to set this up in Toad?

I have Toad expert v12.12.0.39

Thanks

Below is the SQL:

UPDATE OBJ_REL_TRANSACTION SET STATUS = 3 WHERE OBJRELTRANID IN
(
select to_number(transaction_id) from
(
select t.taskid ETL_task_id, t.name etl,
OBJRELTRANID transaction_id
from task t
join task_pset p on p.taskid = t.taskid
join OBJ_REL_TRANSACTION obj on obj.srcid = t.srcid
where tasktypeid = 300
and etlmodid = 148
and insertts > trunc(sysdate)
and status = -1
and rowcount <=10
order by rowcount asc
)
)

2

Go to Schema Browser, Scheduler Jobs tab. Create a schedule job for this SQL (as a PL/SQL block) Don’t forget to include the commit.

-John

3

That works. Thanks!

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Go to Schema Browser, Scheduler Jobs tab. Create a schedule job for this SQL (as a PL/SQL block) Don’t forget to include the commit.

-John

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