ALTER SCHEDULER RULE
Use the ALTER SCHEDULER RULE command to rename or to change the owner of a scheduler rule.
Syntax
Syntax for changing the owner of a scheduler rule:
ALTER SCHEDULER RULE <rule_name> OWNER TO <new_owner_name>Syntax
for renaming a scheduler rule:
ALTER SCHEDULER RULE <rule_name> RENAME TO <new_rule_name>Inputs
The ALTER SCHEDULER RULE command
takes the following inputs:
| Input | Description |
|---|---|
| <rule_name> | The name of the scheduler rule to be altered. |
| <new_owner_name> | The name of the new owner of the scheduler rule. |
| <new_rule_name> | The new scheduler rule name. |
Outputs
The ALTER SCHEDULER RULE command
has the following output:
| Output | Description |
|---|---|
| ALTER SCHEDULER RULE | The command was successful. |
Privileges
You must be the admin user, the owner of the scheduler rule, or your account must have the Scheduler Rule privilege.
Usage
The following provides
sample usage:
- To change the owner of the scheduler rule with the name
rule1to Karl, and to prevent the specified user ID from being converted to the default case:MYDB.MYSCH(USER)=> ALTER SCHEDULER RULE rule1 OWNER TO 'Karl' - To change the name of the scheduler rule
rule1togwrule:MYDB.MYSCH(USER)=> ALTER SCHEDULER RULE rule1 RENAME TO gwrule