Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for job management in the presence of implicit dependency. In a situation where static dependency exists between a first computer job and a second computer job as an initial start condition for the second job, where the start of the second job depends on the completion of the first job, a scheduler determines whether the first job has created a child job, in which case the initial start condition is changed into an adjusted start condition by adding an implicit dependency, whereby the start of the second job is made further to depend at least on the completion of the child job.

Abstract: Methods, systems and computer program products for error analysis in case of job failure for network job management. A computer system has at least a first computer and a second computer. The computer system provides a job net. The job net defines the start of a second job in the second computer to be dependent on the completion of a first job in the first computer. The computer system determines a job net status of the job net. In case of unsuccessful termination of the first job the computer system transmits the job net status to the second computer.

Abstract: Methods, systems and computer program products for error analysis in case of job failure for network job management. A computer system has at least a first computer and a second computer. The computer system provides a job net. The job net defines the start of a second job in the second computer to be dependent on the completion of a first job in the first computer. The computer system determines a job net status of the job net. In case of unsuccessful termination of the first job the computer system transmits the job net status to the second computer.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products for job management in the presence of implicit dependency. In a situation where static dependency exists between a first computer job and a second computer job as an initial start condition for the second job, where the start of the second job depends on the completion of the first job, a scheduler determines whether the first job has created a child job, in which case the initial start condition is changed into an adjusted start condition by adding an implicit dependency, whereby the start of the second job is made further to depend at least on the completion of the child job.