Aaron Roberson

From that point forward, the module starts a job chain that chain has multiple chains in it, and even some of those chains have sub-chains," said Aaron Roberson, Texas-New Mexico DBA Supervisor.

With AppWorx a single operator submits a single job and takes care of the entire night's processing."We start at 8:30 at night, and the process finishes at 6:00 in the morning.So instead of manually running 200 individual jobs at night, all you're doing is kicking off one module and monitoring the activity," Roberson explained.

From that point forward, the one module starts a chain, and that chain has multiple chains in it, and some of those chains also have sub-chains," said Aaron Roberson, Texas-New Mexico DBA Supervisor.

In this way a single operator submits a single job and takes care of the entire night's processing."We start at 8:30 at night, and the process finishes at 6:00 in the morning.So instead of manually running 200 individual jobs at night, all you're doing is kicking off one module and monitoring the activity," Roberson explained.

From that point forward, the module starts a job chain that chain has multiple chains in it, and even some of those chains have sub-chains," said Aaron Roberson, Texas-New Mexico DBA supervisor.

With AppWorx a single operator submits a single job and takes care of the entire night's processing."We start at 8:30 at night, and the process finishes at 6:00 in the morning.So instead of manually running 200 individual jobs at night, all you're doing is kicking off one module and monitoring the activity," Roberson explained.