After you have followed – IF: Jobs Do Not Run Automatically (Doc ID 2084527.1) – without any success,
then check to see if services have been created and are running.
RAC DB is 12.1.0.2.0 and was cloned from standby.
It just so happens, service as defined from the SQL below was not created:
select c.SERVICE
from dba_scheduler_jobs j, dba_scheduler_job_classes c
where j.JOB_CLASS=c.JOB_CLASS_NAME
and j.JOB_NAME=UPPER('&jobname')
;
To be honest, I was not able to find the issue and team mate did.
What I found very, very strange is manually running the job using exec dbms_scheduler.run_job is successful.
The manual job ran successfully without the service created and on the wrong node for where the service is defined
(the service is defined to run on node 2, while the manual run is from node 1).
Another unsolved mystery.
