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This code fragment can be used to see what dates a particular schedule or repeat interval will generate. It can be used to test schedules without having to schedule a job.


create or replace procedure print_schedule_dates
 (
   schedule in varchar2,
   start_date in timestamp with time zone default dbms_scheduler.stime(),
   number_of_dates in pls_integer default 10
 )
is
  date_after timestamp with time zone := start_date - interval &#039;1&#039; second;
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