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    Tidals Transporter Tool to Improve Job-Automation Migration

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    Jeff Burt
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    December 5, 2003
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      New software from Tidal Software Inc. aims to make it easier for IT administrators to move their job-automation definitions and schedules from a test realm to a production environment.

      At Gartner Inc.s Gartner Datacenter 2003 conference in Las Vegas on Monday, the software company will roll out Tidal Transporter, an add-on to Tidal Enterprise Scheduler (TES). The software will enable users to publish their job-scheduling definitions from one master database to another with no interruption to their production work, said Stephen Kangas, vice president of marketing and strategic alliances at Tidal.

      The software will also provide graphic alerts that will let administrators know if there are problems or errors in the migration, as well as automated reporting and logging features, and interactive modeling capabilities to make it easier for enterprises to plan their migration.

      In addition, Tidal Transporter offers a point-and-click graphical interface user interface and an extended logging feature for both Transporter and Enterprise Scheduler logs.

      “Its a much safer way to move all this into production, and its a much faster way,” Kangas said.

      Tidal Transporter will be available next week, with prices starting at $29,000, and can be deployed with Enterprise Scheduler for Windows 2.5 or higher, or Enterprise Scheduler for Unix 5.0 or higher.

      Also at the Gartner show, Tidal, of Mountain View, Calif., will roll out another product designed to integrate Enterprise Scheduler into Microsoft Corp.s Operations Manager 2000, or MOM. Microsofts software enables administrators to monitor their servers and applications via a single console or multiple consoles. With Tidals TES Adapter for MOM, enterprises can keep track of their job-processing environment in Enterprise Scheduler through the same MOM console, Kangas said.

      “Its the single pane of glass concept that customers are interested in getting to,” he said.

      The adapter also will be available next week, starting at $15,000 for each TES Master server connected to MOM.

      Jeff Burt
      Jeffrey Burt has been with eWEEK since 2000, covering an array of areas that includes servers, networking, PCs, processors, converged infrastructure, unified communications and the Internet of things.

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