Yes, it supports Win 2003. It also supports jobs in SQL Server as well as Oracle, DB2, Sybase and other database systems. It does not use SQL Server as a storage database.
It supports job prioritization. Different levels of job prioritization can be achieved via job priorities (job property), job queues, CPU binding and job run-time modes. You can setup different queues for different users and use different options for different user jobs. You can enable the built-in security system if you have a need for role-based administration. If you use the web-based interface you can add your own security options by altering existing or developing your own pages. : i am doing some research for job scheduling software.
: I have some questions about 24x7, does it support windows 2003,
: Microsoft SQL, and also allow for job prioritization and
: Role based administration (user prioritization)? : Thanks
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