JAMS for the win
Overall Satisfaction with JAMS
The N-tier application we use has jobs coming from multiple servers 24 hours a day. JAMS managees all of those and allows us to set alerts, to set automatic retires and send notifications. The history is fantasic way to get a quick view of what failed over the day without checking every job. There are so many funtionalities we have yet to use, such as running sql jobs or CMD scripts. Fantasic product, highly recommended.
Pros
- history
- alerts
- auto-resubmits
Cons
- a wizard for setting up jobs
- a folder with the failed job notifications, easy to find
- an easier way to set web interface (back to the wizard)
- a set of video walk throughs with examples for each type of scheduling
- The ROI is unquestionable, I cannot imagine life without it
- Reliability is top notch, haven't seen it crash in 15 years of use
- As for resources, it has a small footprint on the server
Do you think JAMS delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with JAMS's feature set?
Yes
Did JAMS live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of JAMS go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy JAMS again?
Yes


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