When we are doing export, After some time , we dont want to continue Export Dump now so we terminated .
Usually we need to KILL job manually as it runs in background if we just assume that we terminated with CTL+C in command prompt.
Just run below query to cross verify whether your job is running currently or not.
SELECT owner_name, job_name, operation, job_mode, state FROM dba_datapump_jobs;
In My case there 1 job is in "running" status, so now i need to kill those jobs as i don't required.
So first Note down job name from above query and then do as follows:
Step 1:
type expdp attch=<job_name> // here job name which we identified from above query
and then it will prompt for schema credentials where this job is running as below.
Once you had provided credentials , it will come to Export prompt as below
Step 2:
type "KILL_JOB" and provide Yes for "Are you sure you wish to stop this job". It will take some time to KILL JOB.
Parallelly, we can verify in below query to check whether its Killed or not.
SELECT owner_name, job_name, operation, job_mode, state FROM dba_datapump_jobs
Usually we need to KILL job manually as it runs in background if we just assume that we terminated with CTL+C in command prompt.
Just run below query to cross verify whether your job is running currently or not.
SELECT owner_name, job_name, operation, job_mode, state FROM dba_datapump_jobs;
In My case there 1 job is in "running" status, so now i need to kill those jobs as i don't required.
So first Note down job name from above query and then do as follows:
Step 1:
type expdp attch=<job_name> // here job name which we identified from above query
and then it will prompt for schema credentials where this job is running as below.
Once you had provided credentials , it will come to Export prompt as below
Step 2:
type "KILL_JOB" and provide Yes for "Are you sure you wish to stop this job". It will take some time to KILL JOB.
Parallelly, we can verify in below query to check whether its Killed or not.
SELECT owner_name, job_name, operation, job_mode, state FROM dba_datapump_jobs
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