Fujitsu Corporation

Shinji Nagasawa

Yuta Kojima

Masahiro Fukuda

Shotaro Okada

Yukihiro Takeuchi

Kazuyuki Sakai

Yusuke Kuchiwaki

Yutaka Arakawa

Masashi Katou

Keigo Mitsumori

Eiichi Higuchi

Takamasa Ohashi

Haruhiko Tachibana

A method includes: first creating determination information on whether or not the second file is derived from the first file based on a file name or file content of a first file to which writing is performed by a first job and a file name or file content of a second file from which reading is performed by a second job; second creating predecessor-successor information indicating a predecessor-successor relationship between the first job and the second job based on the determination information; and outputting the predecessor-successor information in a manner that allows an administrator to keep track of the predecessor-successor relationship between the first job and the second job.

Method, apparatus, and storage medium

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a control program that causes a computer to execute a process, the process including obtaining, for each of a plurality of job flows to which coincident input data is inputted, data excluded from the coincident input data of each of the plurality of job flows by a data extraction process or information specifying the excluded data, each of the plurality of job flows defining a plurality of processes including the data extraction process to be executed, and determining whether the plurality of job flows whose output data are coincident each other are aggregated or not based on the excluded data or the information specifying the excluded data.

Non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, control device, and control method

A controller apparatus obtains job history information including execution records of one or more jobs not registered in a scheduler. Based on the job history information, the controller apparatus then estimates resource usage during execution time periods initially scheduled for jobs registered in the scheduler. This resource usage includes that of at least one of the jobs not registered in the scheduler which is to be executed together with the registered jobs on an information processing apparatus. When the estimated resource usage satisfies predetermined conditions, the controller apparatus schedules jobs including the registered jobs and the at least one of the non-registered jobs.

Method and apparatus for controlling job schedule

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Kawasaki, Japan

Shinji Nagasawa