I was once tasked with replacing a dying set of ETLs composed in "ScribeSoft", apparently the built in scheduling and speed left too much to be desired, and cal

I was once tasked with replacing a dying set of ETLs composed in "ScribeSoft", apparently the built in scheduling and speed left too much to be desired, and calling other jobs from inside the job would halt the current job. Ended up replacing everything with a C# console application that ran every 1 minute unless it was currently running. There were a lot of bugs on both ends, but they were tired of paying $5k/yr for the ETL to run. After I wrote the initial application, they handed it off to their South African dev team to maintain it.