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• Job processing cycle — In mainframe operating systems, when a job is submitted, the operating system takes the job through a series of steps known as the job processing cycle. A large number of jobs is usually executed in a given time period, such as night, which is a… …   Wikipedia

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• Job Entry Subsystem — Das Job Entry Subsystem (JES) ist ein Subsystem unter z/OS auf IBM Großrechnern. In den Anfängen der IBM Großrechner war die sogenannte Stapel bzw. Batchverarbeitung die einzig mögliche Form der Datenverarbeitung. Sogenannte Jobs wurden damals… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Job shop scheduling — For other uses, see Scheduling. Job shop scheduling (or Job shop problem) is an optimization problem in computer science in which ideal jobs are assigned to resources at particular times. The most basic version is as follows: We are given n jobs… …   Wikipedia

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