Abstract: The present invention relates to a lintel or angle iron cover, and specifically a cover for an L-shaped lintel having a rise portion and a run portion. The cover is also L-shaped and is a continuous wall made up of an upper wall joined to a top wall which is joined to a side wall. The side wall is also joined to a bottom wall which is joined to a back wall. Further, the upper wall is at least as high as the rise portion of the lintel. The top wall and bottom wall form a U-shaped opening closed by the side wall, and the U-shaped opening is the size of the run portion. Whereas the back wall forms a lip at the end of the bottom wall.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a lintel or angle iron cover, and specifically a cover for an L-shaped lintel having a rise portion and a run portion. The cover is also L-shaped and is a continuous wall made up of an upper wall joined to a top wall which is joined to a side wall. The side wall is also joined to a bottom wall which is joined to a back wall. Further, the upper wall is at least as high as the rise portion of the lintel. The top wall and bottom wall form a U-shaped opening closed by the side wall, and the U-shaped opening is the size of the run portion. Whereas the back wall forms a lip at the end of the bottom wall.

Abstract: Systems and methods for monitoring and reporting data center activity are provided. The data center includes mainframe computers and client servers linked to user devices over networks. Start tasks, batch jobs and online regions on the mainframe computers are monitored and reported to a server. The reported data is parsed and formatted for display at user devices via a client interface.

Abstract: A method is provided that collects, analysis and graphically displays the relationship between processing jobs, files and systems within a batch environment. Job processing order is illustrated using flow charts that display dependencies between jobs and files. Dependencies exist when jobs are triggered by other jobs and/or files and by jobs that require files created by other jobs. By selecting a starting job or file, and the direction of the stream, a user can view either successor or predecessor information. In addition to flowcharts detailed information, such as run-time schedules, location, ownership, help telephone member, etc. is available about each individual job and file. The data to create the display is regularly collected from a scheduling system (such as CA7) parsed and downloaded onto a file server where it is analyzed and prepared for access by the graphic user interface over a local area network.

Abstract: A cleaning tool for telephone jacks is provided which includes a hollow cylindrical body and a polishing wheel having an internal aperture mounted within the body. The jack nose of the telephone jack is cleaned in the aperture. The wheel is secured in the body by a washer and lock nut arrangement. Both the washer and the lock nut also have apertures therein which are mounted concentric with the aperture in the polishing wheel so that the jack nose can be passed through the wheel and through the aperture in the washer, and into the cavity in the lock nut so that the entire length of the nose can be cleaned in the wheel. The cavity provides space for the residual matter removed from the cleaning site to be deposited for retrieval at a later time. A handle attached to the locking nut manipulates the device.