Developers and IT administrators are often faced with the task to schedule a program, a stored procedure or a component perform cleanup operations, batch processing and other tasks that need to happen on a scheduled basis.
The quick and easy way out is to schedule it on your database software if it supports it or to run it from the Windows Scheduler. The problem with this is that when the job fails you have no control or knowledge of it or if an existing program is running, there is no way to prevent new instances from starting up.
With Optitask is simple to schedule anything from stored procedures, programs or even custom build .NET, COM or DLL components to execute at scheduled times and have full control.
Watch the demonstration video below to see how easy it is to schedule and execute:
- A method call on a custom build .NET component
- A custom build program
- A stored procedure on a database
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