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“...ActiveBatch® reduces scheduling to a sin- gle point across a wide range of operating systems, platforms and even applications." – David W. Tschanz, Redmond Magazine |
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Centralized Job Scheduling
Today’s IT environment consists of multiple servers, multiple platforms, and a wide range of applications. Using ActiveBatch, organizations have centralized their resources into one easy to use scaleable application. ActiveBatch provides a single point of scheduling with embedded templates for popular job types such as:
When it comes time to execute the job, the ActiveBatch job scheduler will execute the operation on the desired machine and return the exit status back to the ActiveBatch graphical user interface. While executing, ActiveBatch is also generating a log file containing the jobs output information that can be viewed right from within ActiveBatch. This centricity gives organizations the ability to do more, simpler and faster, without having to write complicated scripts or access multiple machines. ActiveBatch provides detailed information about jobs and job plans (work flows) using the graphical user interface or the ActiveBatch reporting facility. Using ActiveBatch centralized job scheduling software and its reporting facility, users can create custom reports containing information about jobs that their most interested in. Users can create an ActiveBatch report containing hundreds of fields pertaining to crucial information about the execution machine, job, workflow, run-time information, failure / success actions, alerting, and much more. |