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raak
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| I am trying to read OPC to cosnstruct a tool. Does anybody has any idea to proceed with this thing further. |
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Marso
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When you say OPC, do you mean "OLE for Process Control", "Ocean Prediction Center" or the "Opel Performance Center" ??
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raak
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| OPC means Operations Planning and Controlling. Its used for scheduling jobs in Mainframes. |
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Srihari Gonugunta
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| What sort of tool you are planning to construct. Usually OPC will be controlled by the SYS1.*EQ*.* datasets. I don't exactly remember the second HLQ. try this way out and see the panels and clist datasets to get some idea of OPC backend. |
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expat
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Hi Raak, what are you trying to do ?
I can recall sometime in the dark and deepest past having to extract info from CA-7 to build identical schedules in OPC (Now TWS). For this I used printed outputs and parsed them through a REXX exec to get 98% of the work done. |
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