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EnterpriseSCHEDULE
One of the many features of SCHEDULE is the execution methods...
Jobs can be grouped into `Job Sets'. This means you can initiate multiple copies of the same job stream to run simultaneously with different data
sets, maintaining complete independence between each set.
All jobs include a series of user-definable attributes when they are submitted . These attributes define which queue to use, where to place the log
file, what working set parameters to use and all other available command options.
A list of available script commands can be specified for a job, invoking the application it is designed to perform.
Jobs can be monitored because SCHEDULE provides several ways to monitor jobs in progress over the cluster or network. At the command level, you can
run a continuous display monitor showing job progression, or enter script commands for snapshots of the scheduling queues and their entries.
You can select the Job Monitor Window which maintains a window on the screen tracking all activity. Finally on the MOTIF display, the Graphic Job
Monitor can be invoked for graphic displays of the job network and its current state.
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