IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler 8.2 for z/OS Scheduler’s Workshop

M/UX
Phoenix, New York, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Individuals who use IBM TWS for z/OS to plan and schedule batch workload in their installation. Technical support individuals who implement and support IBM TWS for z/OS, including z/OS system programmers and technical support staff members.


Skills Taught

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Use IBM TWS for z/OS dialogs to:
- Create scheduling objects in IBM TWS for z/OS databases, including the creation of workstations (z/OS and non-z/OS), calendars, periods, applications, application groups, and special resources
- Analyze run requirements and schedule applications
- Create IBM TWS for z/OS long-term and current plans for z/OS and distributed environments
- Use the IBM TWS for z/OS restart and cleanup function for data set clean up and job restarts
- Create and use special resources to manage the use of limited resources and control the start of selected work
Install and use the Job Scheduling Console
Use IBM TWS for z/OS dialogs and the IBM Tivoli Job Scheduling Console to:
- Control and monitor scheduled work in an end-to-end configuration
- Add unplanned work to the current plan
Use TSO authorized TWS for z/OS commands such as OPSTAT and SRSTAT
Use Event Triggered Tracking (ETT) and Dataset Triggering to add work when a file is received
Describe IBM TWS for z/OS automated job tailoring feature, which includes:
- Automatic editing of Job Control Language (JCL), scripts, and command files
- IBM TWS for z/OS JCL variables
- The use of the date arithmetic function in IBM TWS for z/OS variables
Describe the IBM TWS for z/OS Automatic Recovery function





Course outline

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Creating workstations in an end-to-end scheduling environment
Creating and using calendars and periods
Creating applications, application groups and job descriptions
Creating and using special resources
Using the restart and cleanup function
Using the Job Scheduling Console
Dynamic feedback (capturing actual run times)
Creating and using the long-term and current plans
Using the OPSTAT and SRSTAT commands
ETT
Dataset Triggering
Using Dataset Triggering to complement ETT
Automated job tailoring
IBM TWS for z/OS auto recovery


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M/UX
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