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Using the second query I can find the JOB id. But using the first one it’s not present. Why?
select *
from dba_scheduler_jobs dj
WHERE dj.job_action LIKE '%Power%02%' AND dj.owner = 'SIUETL';
select *
FROM dba_jobs dj
WHERE dj.what LIKE '%Power%02%' AND dj.log_user = 'SIUETL';
That’s because DBA_JOBS uses the old (deprecated) DBMS_JOB job scheduling system, whereas DBA_SCHEDULER_JOBS uses the new and shiny DBMS_SCHEDULER.
These two are completely independent.