Re: OfficeVision job scheduler

[barsa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

OV is deader than a door nail at V5R1.  Although I am not very familiar
with the job scheduler function in OV, my understanding is that it's fairly
rudimentary, which means that the base system support should replace it.

If I am wrong, there is some scheduler support with dependancy requirements
in TAA TOOLs (you need the latest release, and I don't have that specific
info with me - call me if you need it), which is relatively inexpensive.

The JS1 product that IBM ships at great expense (to you) has better
scheduling capabilities (based on dependant actions), at a significantly
greater cost.

Buy that crap from IBM, it will make Lou's retirement bonus even bigger!

Al


Al Barsa, Jr.
Barsa Consulting Group, LLC

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914-251-1234
914-251-9406 fax

http://www.barsaconsulting.com
http://www.taatool.com






                    "Mary Jo Whitcomb"
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                    02/21/02 06:50 AM
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We have an application that used to use the OV calendars to schedule jobs.
We moved them to the Job Scheduler because once a year someone had to
extend
them to the next year's calendars.  I don't think they can be set up to run
indefinetly in OV.  I may be wrong.

Mary Jo Whitcomb
Valley Regional Hospital
Claremont, NH

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