The BMC Control-M - Fundamentals Scheduling training course provides IT professionals with the concepts and hands-on experience of using distributed Control-M products to monitor and manage their production environments, including the creation of job definitions. This course explores features and functionality found in the Control-M interface, a monitoring and management tool for the enterprise batch scheduling environment. You will learn to manage job processing across all platforms supported by Control-M/Servers and Control-M/Agents, including the creation, scheduling, and deployment of job processing definitions using the Planning domain.
By attending BMC Control-M - Fundamentals Scheduling workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Examine Control-M terminology, architecture, key components, and their relationships
- Use the Control-M interface for the creation and scheduling of job definitions in a Control-Menvironment
- Examine the scheduling options available for job definitions, including the use of calendars
- Describe and use all types of Control-M variables, including job-specific user-defined variables,global variables, and system variables
- Examine the configuration and use of notifications and on-do actions
- Examine the use of control and quantitative resources in job definitions
- Manage job workload using the Workload Policy Manager
- Creation and use of SMART Folders
- Creation and use of job templates
- Use the Control-M/Forecast to verify job schedules and observe simulated job flow
- Use the Control-M Batch Impact Manager to proactively detect and address problems in the execution of a series of jobs
- Basic Knowledge of Control-M
Operators & Schedulers