We too make extensive use of the product, though our team does not need to
maintain it. Just the backend database. Seems to work as intended, alerting
the operations staff in case of failures. I have not heard the folks trash
this product. Though, I have had them ask me for JIL scripts, whatever that
means, to setup jobs, at which point, I go to my good old cron.
Raj
"Deshpande, Kirti"
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Dick,
We have been using that product for quite some time now... and it does a
pretty good job of scheduling things. In our environment *all* jobs are
handled by Autosys, and we are not supposed to use 'cron'. We use the
product for scheduling jobs on a variety of h/w platforms( IBM-AIX, HP,
Sun,
SGI etc). It does need some dedicated resources to manage a large and
dynamic environment. In our case, Operations and Production Control group
has 2-3 FTEs maintaining the job schedules. The database used by Autosys is
an Oracle 8i database and we have a Senior DBA responsible for it, as it is
one of the *most critical* databases in the Company.
- Kirti
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To All,
I'll admit this is somewhat off-topic, but since the project is going
to
handle all scheduled batch jobs that bang on our PeopleSoft Oracle
database,
I
figured I'd ask if anyone has an opinion preferably from experience using
the
product. The Complete A^^holes are here today to do a demo install so any
input
you all have would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance
Dick Goulet
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