ISE to attend SNUG conference in Richmond Virginia

ISE is exhibiting at the Fall 2008 SNUG Conference in Richmond Virginia on November 11-14. The event is a great opportunity for GE Healthcare users to meet ISE staff and discuss the potential of integrating your software with the premiere Job Scheduling software for OpenVMS and AIX. In addition to the standard SNUG agenda items such as GE enhancement updates and member presentations, you will be provided with an overview session of the exciting things happening at the VCU Medical Center, one of the nation’s top academic medical centers

Tool Tip: How to Connect to Remote Nodes with Schedule Client

SUMMARY

This article explains how to connect and add remote nodes with the schedule client.

MORE INFORMATION

Schedule client can connect to other remote schedule servers.  These servers will appear as nodes under Network neighborhood.  You can expand the nodes to view its directories and copy jobs from one node into another.  You can also place jobs from remote nodes on a layout.

CONNECTING TO A REMOTE NODE

Right-click on Network neighborhood, and select Connect.  A window will appear where you input the server name and network address.  Once the node is added, it will appear in the Network neighborhood.

Link to the original article

[ Back to top ]

EnterpriseSCHEDULE overview

[ Back to top ][ Read more about EnterpriseSCHEDULE ]

EnterpriseBACKUP - OpenVMS Backup and media management

Besides OpenVMS system backup, EnterpriseBACKUP also provides and online media database. The MEDIA database is accessible on-line, allowing you to find any particular medium and what files it contains at any time, without having to mount each medium or rely on a manually updated information system. The database consists of information about every tape and removable disk or other storage device in the library. Whenever a medium is modified, the on-line information is automatically updated to reflect the new contents. There are two types of informational files about media: The header information file contains information about each medium, tape type, length, density, format, disk size, protection, initialization and availability status.

The contents information file is an optional on-line file that lists the contents of each medium, all of the files written on the medium and information about each file (creation date, version number, size). It is necessary to include a file specification in the DIRECTORY command to access the contents information file. Both header and contents information files can be accessed using the MEDIA command DIRECTORY.

[ Back to top ][ Read more about EnterpriseBACKUP ]