Detaillierter Kursinhalt
IBM Workload Scheduler Introduction
- About Workload Automation
- IBM workload automation offerings
- IBM Workload Scheduler terminology
- Workload Scheduler user interfaces
- Getting started with Application Lab
- Getting started with the Dynamic Workload Console
- Connecting the console to Workload Scheduler
- Getting started with the command-line interfaces
Using the Application Lab interface
- Using the processes status overview page
- Managing processes
- Using other Application Lab functions
Monitoring Workload Scheduler production
- Monitoring Workload Scheduler production by using queries
- Using the Workload Dashboard
- Monitoring system status and health
- Monitoring plan objects
- Using the What-if Analysis interface
- Monitoring the plan graphically
Managing Workload Scheduler production
- Managing the scheduling environment
- Managing scheduling objects in the plan
Creating scheduling objects
- Using the Workload Designer
- Creating scheduling objects
- Creating variables and variable tables
- Creating prompts and resources
- Creating calendars
- Defining jobs
Scheduling, forecasting and migrating workloads
- Creating job streams
- Applying jobs to job streams
- Setting time and date restrictions
- Using advanced scheduling options
- Creating job stream definitions by using composer
- Creating and using event rules
- Forecasting and previewing future dates
- Exporting and importing scheduling definitions
- Using Workload Application Templates
Reporting with Workload Scheduler
- Using reporting features
- Using Common Reporting with Workload Scheduler
- Using the batch reporting utility
- Using the preformatted text-based report utilities