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Subject: Calculating the Job Process Performance
From: william.salim@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2011 00:33:56 +0000
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Hi,

At the moment, in our company there are problems with the jobs process, that sometimes took a very long time finishing the jobs.
We know that we should change the flow of programs to make improvement in times.
But what I concerned it's there anyway to calculate the job process based on how much the jobs used the resources or memory? Or anything to do with the server performance?
I really there will be the API but I couldn't find it. Please is there any way of it...

Thanks,

William
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