Re: [Fwd: RE: Job Scheduling Tool]

On 06/23/2004 10:34:01 AM, Connor McDonald wrote:
> Dunno about Windows, but I've used Autosys on unix to completely replicate the features when we
> migrated from an OS/390 - ie scheduling, job priority, start job X only job Y completes, etc
> etc...

There is an excellent tool from IBM (a part of Tivoli) called Maestro. It has a GUI interface allowing operators to change schedule, cancel, suspend or resume jobs, as well as to see the report about errors. It is a multi-platform, distributed tool which works on AIX and Solaris and, probably, a few other platforms. It has a feature called "fence", which is similar to the restricted session mode: all jobs are automatically suspended, which is great for maintenance and ensuring that nothing will run during the designated downtime window.

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Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA



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