| Presentation Title: | Modelling a Complex Batch Schedule in PeopleSoft |
| Speaker: | Mr David Kurtz |
| Company: | Go-Faster Consultancy Ltd. |
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| Presentation abstract: | In systems with heavy and complex batch processing it is normal for processes to queue. This presentation will demonstrate how to create more priority levels in the Process Scheduler to control which processes execute and which processes queue. It will also demonstrate a technique to model a batch processes in order to accurately predict the effect of making those changes. (This presentation will be given by Andy Mason of Business Integrations Ltd. - andy.mason@business-integrations.com) |
| Presentation begins: | 23/06/2011 10:50 |
| Presentation duration: | 45 |
| Presentation content level: | 3 (1 = indepth, 5 = strategic overview) |
| Audience experience: | All Experience Levels |
| Audience function: | DBA's, Designers, Developers, Managers |
| Speaker biography: | David Kurtz has worked with the Oracle database since 1989 and with PeopleSoft ERP applications since 1996, specialising in systems performance consultancy (www.go-faster.co.uk). He is a regular presenter at PeopleSoft and Oracle conferences. He is the author of ‘PeopleSoft for the Oracle DBA’, published by Apress (www.psftdba.com). He is also a director of UKOUG, a member of the Oak Table and an Oracle ACE Director. |
| Related topics: | PeopleTools Technology: PeopleTools Technology |
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