Hi @Imalka Bandara,

Before running the installation, kindly check the scheduled job in that particular database using the query,

     Select job_name, enabled from DBA_SCHEDULER_JOBS

Once you identify the scheduled jobs which are enabled, then disable it using the query 

      exec dbms_scheduler.disable('JOB_NAME');

After you performed the installation successfully, then enabled it using the query 
     exec dbms_scheduler.enable('JOB_NAME');

I hope the above suggested method can help to solve the reported issue.

Best Regards,

Sajid Ahmed

Hi @Imalka Bandara,

During the installation, database parameter job_queue_processes is usually set to 0 in order to prevent issues like this. However, this could fail if scheduler processes are already running. If you encounter the issue every time doing the installation, you can run following PL/SQL method to stop scheduler processes before the installation or even during the installation.

BEGIN

Install_Tem_SYS.Stop_Scheduler_Processes;

END;

Hope this helps!

Thank you @Sajid Ahmed  and @Charith Epitawatta . I will try these