Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise
Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise is an add-on for Robot/SCHEDULE job scheduling software that allows you to schedule jobs and monitor events on Windows, UNIX, and Linux servers connected to your System i. Use Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise to create an event-driven job schedule across multiple servers.
- Enterprise job scheduling
- Event-driven scheduling
- Server job manager
- Multi-platform compatibility
Event-Driven Scheduling Across Your Enterprise
Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise extends the scheduling power of Robot/SCHEDULE job scheduling software to your Windows, UNIX, and Linux servers. Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise:
- Lets you schedule batch jobs across your enterprise.
- Provides a single user interface to manage your enterprise schedule from your PC using the Robot/SCHEDULE Explorer.
- Lets you use system events on your Windows, UNIX, and Linux servers as prerequisites to Robot/SCHEDULE jobs.
- Eliminates the need for manual or timed jobs on your servers.
Enterprise job scheduling from one location
Use Robot/SCHEDULE’s easy-to-use graphical user interface, the Robot/SCHEDULE Explorer, to manage your job schedule across your Windows, UNIX, and Linux servers.
Familiar Robot/SCHEDULE tools
Use Robot/SCHEDULE’s job blueprints, schedule forecasts, job schedule list, job completion history, and Schedule Activity Monitor to manage your server jobs.
Use Robot/SCHEDULE’s job blueprints, schedule forecasts, job schedule list, job completion history, and Schedule Activity Monitor to manage your server jobs.
Robot/SCHEDULE Agent Manager for Windows servers
Set up and manage Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise agents directly on Windows servers. Add, delete, edit, start, and stop agents, and see troubleshooting information.
Set up and manage Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise agents directly on Windows servers. Add, delete, edit, start, and stop agents, and see troubleshooting information.
Event-driven scheduling
Monitor for changes to a file or directory, processes starting or ending, or user-defined events. Specify the event as a prerequisite for a Robot/SCHEDULE reactive job to ensure that jobs run when they’re supposed to, no matter where the triggering event occurs.
Monitor for changes to a file or directory, processes starting or ending, or user-defined events. Specify the event as a prerequisite for a Robot/SCHEDULE reactive job to ensure that jobs run when they’re supposed to, no matter where the triggering event occurs.
Agent Commands
Automate your servers even when you can’t access the Robot/SCHEDULE Explorer. Enter agent commands at any command prompt connected to the agent system.
Automate your servers even when you can’t access the Robot/SCHEDULE Explorer. Enter agent commands at any command prompt connected to the agent system.
Reusable scheduling objects
Simplify job setup and updates by defining scheduling objects (command sets, environments, return codes) you can share between jobs and servers.
Simplify job setup and updates by defining scheduling objects (command sets, environments, return codes) you can share between jobs and servers.
Communicate with the Robot products
With Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise job scheduling software, you can:
With Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise job scheduling software, you can:
- Send text, e-mail or pager messages via Robot/ALERT
- Send messages to a Robot/CONSOLE message center
- Send server status messages to the Robot/NETWORK Status Center
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Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise automates job scheduling on your Windows, UNIX, and Linux servers. Combine it with other products in the Robot Automated Operations Solution suite to extend your enterprise scheduling even further.
- Use Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise with Robot/NETWORK, the network management software, to send a completion status from a server to the System i and start a reactive job based on a server event
- Use Robot/ALERT with Robot/SCHEDULE Enterprise to send an e-mail, text, or pager message to an operator if a job fails or requires attention.
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