Bug Report
Summary
In the Connections tree, expanding a connection reveals a node labeled "Trabajos de DBMS" (DBMS Jobs). This node is expected to list the DBMS_SCHEDULER jobs defined in the schema, but it always appears empty regardless of how many jobs exist.
Expected behaviour
The "Trabajos de DBMS" node should list all DBMS_SCHEDULER jobs visible to the connected user, as it does in SQL Developer Desktop.
Actual behaviour
The node expands but shows no children — the list is always empty, even when jobs exist and are visible via SELECT * FROM ALL_SCHEDULER_JOBS.
Steps to reproduce
- Open the Connections tree
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- Connect to a database that has
DBMS_SCHEDULER jobs defined
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- Expand the connection node
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- Expand "Trabajos de DBMS" (DBMS Jobs)
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- The node appears empty
Environment
- Oracle SQL Developer Extension for VS Code
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- SQL Developer Desktop 24.3.1.347 (for reference — this node works correctly there)
Bug Report
Summary
In the Connections tree, expanding a connection reveals a node labeled "Trabajos de DBMS" (DBMS Jobs). This node is expected to list the
DBMS_SCHEDULERjobs defined in the schema, but it always appears empty regardless of how many jobs exist.Expected behaviour
The "Trabajos de DBMS" node should list all
DBMS_SCHEDULERjobs visible to the connected user, as it does in SQL Developer Desktop.Actual behaviour
The node expands but shows no children — the list is always empty, even when jobs exist and are visible via
SELECT * FROM ALL_SCHEDULER_JOBS.Steps to reproduce
DBMS_SCHEDULERjobs definedEnvironment