Scheduler FE is a tool built for Oracles Scheduler module. The new tool, Scheduler FE, where FE stands for Front End, is designed to allow the Scheduling Manager to gain access to the information he/she needs from the Scheduling system. It offers a set of screens that enable the properties of the scheduling system to be seen easily. It will enable any user to easily move from one area to another in order to quickly obtain the needed information.Scheduler FE allows the underlying objects to be seen as a whole. It shows the relationships between them in a graphical tree structure and then by highlighting the specific object the user can see the values that have been assigned to it. In addition to the production version there is a prototype version that runs on a MySQL database. The system runs from Java Web Start and by creating the Oracle DBA views on the MySQL database you the user community can see and trial the Scheduler FE system. When the opening screen appears you will need to click on the "Connect" button and then enter the username/password/hostname shown below. The prototype is not an exact replica of the production version and does not update the underlying tables. There are three usernames to choose from on the prototype. The first username, web172-james has the equivalent of DBA role assigned to the username. It gives access to all information and allows the deletion, creation and update of all objects. The second username, n-web172-david, is the equivalent of Support manager with access to view all information except the global attributes section but no permissions to create update or delete objects. He/she does have permission to run/stop jobs and to enable/disable jobs. The third username, n-web172-janet, has the equivalent of user role. He/she has access rights to see the currently running jobs, the jobs log and the job/schedules/programs that exist in the system. They is no permissions to change the objects in any wayManages Oracle Scheduler, acting as a front end for Oracle's Scheduler module.
