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TX305G

IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler 9.2 Operations and Scheduling (TX305G)
Detailed Course Outline
Introducing Workload Scheduler 9.2 Operations and Scheduling
- Workload Automation concepts
- Workload Scheduler terminology
- Workload Scheduler architecture
- Workload Scheduler production process
Getting started with the Dynamic Workload Console
- Opening the Dynamic Workload Console
- Navigating the console
- Connecting the console to Workload Scheduler
Monitoring system status and health
- Getting context-sensitive help
- Viewing the dashboard
- Creating and customizing monitoring tasks
- Using monitoring tasks
- Monitoring your scheduling environment
- Managing and monitoring plan objects
- Using the Plan View
Managing workflow
- Changing job dependencies
- Canceling jobs and job streams
- Setting job and job stream priority
- Setting limits
- Killing jobs that are running
- Browsing job logs
- Rerunning jobs
- Submitting new work
Using the console manager command line
- Locating the command line interface
- Starting the conman command
- Conman help
- Command shortcuts
Understanding the scheduling environment
- Plan-based agent types
- Dynamic agent types
- Pools and dynamic pools
Managing workload definitions
- Starting the designer
- Navigating the designer
- Using Quick open
- Using the Working List
- The Create Like button
Creating scheduling objects
- Creating users
- Creating prompts
- Creating resources
- Creating calendars
- Creating Variable tables
- Creating jobs
Creating job streams
- Planning job streams
- Building a basic job stream
- Using scheduling options
- Adding dependencies
- Creating run cycles
- Adding jobs to job streams
- Advanced job stream options
Creating and using event rules
- Event rule basics
- Creating a simple event rule
- Using event rule triggers
- Using event rule actions
- Feeding event trigger data to event rule actions
- Sets and sequences of events
Forecasting and viewing future plans
- Creating a forecast plan
- Viewing the preproduction plan
Using the composer command line
- Locating the command line interfafce
- Starting the composer command
- Composer help
- Workload Scheduler scheduling language
Using Workload Application Templates
- Creating a new template
- Exporting the template
- Creating mapping rules
- Importing data
Reporting with Workload Scheduler
- Built-in reporting
- Creating historical reports
- Job run statistics report
- Job run history report
- Workstation workload summary report
- Workstation workload runtimes report
Creating plan reports
- Actual production details report
- Planned production details report
- Creating custom SQL reports with Workload Scheduler views
- Using the reporting command-line