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Agents deactivated after migration from 11g to 12c
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BTW you seem to be a good fit. If you accept my friend request I can direct-message you something
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As Christian said offline work on the catalog goes over security, so you find agents. What you don't know if they are really active or not as that depends on the entries of the scheduler, and that list you can get it from the database (if an agent isn't active and scheduled you don't care as the migrated state will be the exact same one: an unscheduled agent).
If you query the agents tables in your BIPLATFORM schema (the one created by RCU) you can get the list of agents enabled and scheduled (and because in a table you also get the path you can see if they are in /shared or in a user folder and can easily make a list of the users to inform with the info about the agents).
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True. For that the Job Scheduler fat client tool is actually the best way to review things. It just collects the information nicely and you will also catch the job which are no "active" as in scheduled but also the ones which are executed manually by users on a more or less regular or sporadic basis.
Also something that's always nice to review since you can see a bit more of their "mini shadow IT" they tend to build around the tools you provide them.
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