Abstract: Scheduled jobs can be managed by monitoring the veracity of the data sets processed by these jobs. A multi-processing environment includes remote processing devices generating the data sets. A central processing device executes scheduled job, also known as batch processes, using the data sets. For each of the scheduled jobs, a scheduled job management device tracks the data set generated by the remote processing devices. Through tracking these data sets, the execution of the scheduled jobs may be managed. If one or more of the data sets are not the proper data for the scheduled job, the management device may thereupon control the execution of the job. Through the utilization of the management device, the execution of improper scheduled jobs may be avoided.

Abstract: A processing device receives programming instructions, which may be executable programming code. The processing device, which is within a processing environment, accesses an access table to retrieve the corresponding programming instructions associated with the programming terms in the code. If the instruction, which refers to a particular programming term, is not within the access table, the search is continued within a terms database that includes the user-defined terms. If the term is found within the terms database, that indicates that the programming term is a user-defined term. The corresponding mapped functionality or operation is retrieved and provided to the processing device. The processing device thereupon executes the corresponding program instructions based on the operation mapped from the native term even though the incoming code includes user-defined terms.

Abstract: A processing device receives programming instructions, which may be executable programming code. The processing device, which is within a processing environment, accesses an access table to retrieve the corresponding programming instructions associated with the programming terms in the code. If the instruction, which refers to a particular programming term, is not within the access table, the search is continued within a terms database that includes the user-defined terms. If the term is found within the terms database, that indicates that the programming term is a user-defined term. The corresponding mapped functionality or operation is retrieved and provided to the processing device. The processing device thereupon executes the corresponding program instructions based on the operation mapped from the native term even though the incoming code includes user-defined terms.

Abstract: Scheduled jobs can be managed by monitoring the veracity of the data sets processed by these jobs. A multi-processing environment includes remote processing devices generating the data sets. A central processing device executes scheduled job, also known as batch processes, using the data sets. For each of the scheduled jobs, a scheduled job management device tracks the data set generated by the remote processing devices. Through tracking these data sets, the execution of the scheduled jobs may be managed. If one or more of the data sets are not the proper data for the scheduled job, the management device may thereupon control the execution of the job. Through the utilization of the management device, the execution of improper scheduled jobs may be avoided.