Stop a User Assessment Schedule

  1. Under Security Center, click User Assessment.
  2. Under Related Resources, click Schedules.

    The Schedules page is displayed.

  3. From the Compartment drop-down list, select the compartment that contains your schedule. Optionally deselect INCLUDE CHILD COMPARTMENTS to filter out schedules that reside in the child compartments of the selected compartment.

    Note:

    The schedule that generates the latest assessment for a target database is available in the same compartment as the target database.
  4. (Optional) Under Filters, select a Schedule type from the drop-down list.
  5. In the table listing all of the schedules, click the name of your schedule.

    The Schedule Details page is displayed.

  6. Click Stop schedule.
  7. Click Yes in the confirmation dialog.

The schedule is stopped when the status shown on the page is SUCCEEDED.

  1. Under Security Center, click User Assessment.
  2. From the User Assessment page, click the Target Summary tab.
  3. On the left under List Scope, select the compartment that contains the target database(s) for which you want to view the User Assessment reports. Select the INCLUDE CHILD COMPARTMENTS check box if you also want to be able to view reports for target databases that reside in child compartments too.

    Note:

    The schedule that generates the latest assessment for a target database is available in the same compartment as the target database.
  4. (Optional) Under Filters, select a target database from the Target databases list to narrow the scope of displayed metrics and charts.
  5. On the Target Summary tab, locate the line in the table for your target database, and click View Report. The User Assessment Details page is displayed, showing you the latest assessment report for your target database.
  6. Click the Assessment Information tab to view details about the assessment.
  7. Click Stop schedule.
  8. Click Yes in the confirmation dialog.

The schedule is stopped when the status shown on the page is SUCCEEDED.