Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation

Megumi Aikawa

Kenta Cho

Kouji Yasuda

Hironobu Aoki

A job execution control device according to an embodiment controls the execution of jobs defined according to job definitions; and includes a display control unit that controls the display of a UI screen for receiving user operations, and a job executing unit that executes jobs according to user operations performed using the UI screen and records a job execution history. The display control unit displays a job definition list in the UI screen and, when any one job definition is selected from the job definition list, displays, as input candidates, one or more already-executed jobs usable as the input for the job to be executed according to the selected job definition. When an already-executed job is selected from the input candidates, the job executing unit performs job execution according to the job definition selected from the job definition list, with the output of selected already-executed job serving as the input.

Job execution control device, job execution control method, and computer program product

According to an embodiment, a job execution control device controls execution of a job for receiving input data, applying processing thereto, and outputting output data. The device includes a job executor, a controller, a recorder, and a generator. The job executor executes a job and record a job execution history including the input and output data. The controller displays, on a display, a job screen for presenting information on the executed job to a user and for receiving a user operation for re-executing the executed job. The recorder records a job operation history regarding the user operation through the job screen. The generator generates a warning condition for input or output data of a job based on the histories. The controller appends to the job screen warning information associated with an executed job the input or output data of which satisfies the warning condition, among executed jobs.

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Kawasaki, Japan

Megumi Aikawa