Abstract: A system for identifying the databases, database tables and views that are impacted by batch processing tasks and the activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views as a result of the batch processing tasks. Static script files and the associated scripts are parsed to identify predetermined keywords, and types of configuration settings and the command line and/or options passed to the script from a scheduler are examined to determine how the logic in the script operates. Based on the keywords, type of configuration settings and knowledge as to how script operates, the databases, databases tables and/or views that are impacted by batch processing task can be determined and the associated activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views identified.

Abstract: A system for identifying the databases, database tables and views that are impacted by batch processing tasks and the activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views as a result of the batch processing tasks. Static script files and the associated scripts are parsed to identify predetermined keywords, and types of configuration settings and the command line and/or options passed to the script from a scheduler are examined to determine how the logic in the script operates. Based on the keywords, type of configuration settings and knowledge as to how script operates, the databases, databases tables and/or views that are impacted by batch processing task can be determined and the associated activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views identified.

Abstract: A system for identifying the databases, database tables and views that are impacted by batch processing tasks and the activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views as a result of the batch processing tasks. Static script files and the associated scripts are parsed to identify predetermined keywords, and types of configuration settings and the command line and/or options passed to the script from a scheduler are examined to determine how the logic in the script operates. Based on the keywords, type of configuration settings and knowledge as to how script operates, the databases, databases tables and/or views that are impacted by batch processing task can be determined and the associated activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views identified.

Abstract: A system for identifying the databases, database tables and views that are impacted by batch processing tasks and the activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views as a result of the batch processing tasks. Static script files and the associated scripts are parsed to identify predetermined keywords, and types of configuration settings and the command line and/or options passed to the script from a scheduler are examined to determine how the logic in the script operates. Based on the keywords, type of configuration settings and knowledge as to how script operates, the databases, databases tables and/or views that are impacted by batch processing task can be determined and the associated activities performed on the databases, databases tables and views identified.

Abstract: A job hold tool includes a memory, a conflict engine, a hold engine, and a start engine. The memory stores a maintenance schedule indicating a period of time during which maintenance is scheduled to occur and a job schedule indicating a plurality of scheduled start times for a plurality of jobs. The conflict engine identifies, based on the job schedule and the maintenance schedule, each job of the plurality of jobs whose scheduled start time is within the period of time. The hold engine holds each job identified by the conflict engine such that each held job will not start at its scheduled start time. The start engine starts each held job in response to a received notification that the maintenance is complete.

Abstract: A job hold tool includes a memory, a conflict engine, a hold engine, and a start engine. The memory stores a maintenance schedule indicating a period of time during which maintenance is scheduled to occur and a job schedule indicating a plurality of scheduled start times for a plurality of jobs. The conflict engine identifies, based on the job schedule and the maintenance schedule, each job of the plurality of jobs whose scheduled start time is within the period of time. The hold engine holds each job identified by the conflict engine such that each held job will not start at its scheduled start time. The start engine starts each held job in response to a received notification that the maintenance is complete.