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gurubaba
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| Does anyone interested in discussion about the control m scheduler?? We could discuss few things about it.. |
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friscalo
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Hi,
I'm admnistrator on Control-M since 6 months and i'm very interested by this subjet.
In fact, i search information on configuration and infrastructure on Control-M serveur on MVS with Control-M serveur on UNIX and Enterprise Manager in UNIX too. i have Control-M agent on UNIX and Windows.
Nice to read you. |
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gurubaba
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hi,
I am using Control M for scheduling batch in mainframes.. Its good but I heard that Tivoli is better scheduler than this? Is it so? How good is Control M in Unix than other schedulers like Tivoli.. Any idea,,
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GeethaS
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| gurubaba wrote: |
hi,
I am using Control M for scheduling batch in mainframes.. Its good but I heard that Tivoli is better scheduler than this? Is it so? How good is Control M in Unix than other schedulers like Tivoli.. Any idea,,
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Hi,
I am very much comfortable using CA-7. I am new to Contrl-M, could you please give some reference to learn & use it in my project.
Thanks,
Geetha |
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Devzee
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| I am new to Contrl-M, could you please give some reference to learn |
What's your role in using control M, do u setup new jobs or just monitor jobs or submit jobs. |
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ranoop
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| Is there anyway to see complete the list of successors and predecessors for a particular job in Control M ...as the way we see in changeman? |
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ranoop
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sorry for typo
I mean
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Is there anyway to see the complete list of successors and predecessors for a particular job in Control M ...as the way we see in changeman option 5.3 or 5.2?
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Srinivasa Rao
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There are two different products in control M. One is Mainframe Control-M and the other is GUI interface Control-M.
In both you can see all predecessors and successors.
Mainframe control-M uses cobol, JCL etc same as regular process.
GUI Interface Control-M uses unix scripts.
Coming to Tivoli is also a good scheduling tool but decided by the site which tool they want to use.
All the scheduling tools does the same purpose but they are designed by different companies. All tools are good. |
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Adham
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Anoop ,
In control-m on mainframe environment , you can view the predecessors and successors of the job , the command is
Put 'n' before the job and press 'F4' . Then press the 'Home' key and type 'ref' Enter to refresh the screen , sometimes you may not see both pred/succ in case if its not refreshed
In GUI environment
Open a viewpoint containing all the jobs
press CTRL+F to open Find Job dialog .
Put the job name and hit enter
Now you can see its pred/succ
Regards
Adham |
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Phrzby Phil
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| Thanks - this is very good. But I just did "N" and then enter - what's the F4 for? |
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Adham
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| Phrzby Phil wrote: |
| Thanks - this is very good. But I just did "N" and then enter - what's the F4 for? |
N Enter will show you the job's immediate pred/succ
N F4 shows you the entire stream that the job comes into .
Recommended is N F4
cos doing N F4 is useful when a job is late or in failure for a long time , you will check the no of successor jobs dependent on this failed/late job , |
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Phrzby Phil
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I meant that when I did "N" <enter> I did get the entire indented and level#'d list of pred's and succ's.
Perhaps the F4 has some installation-specific function.
Anyhow - I've seen this N command (means Net) but never tried it. HELP shows that Net stands for "network of predecessor and successor jobs" - not an overly meaningful abbrev.
Note that you can "N" next to one of these without having to F3 back to the regular active env screen.
Thanks for showing us this great feature. |
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