The BMC Control-M - Workload Automation training course covers the basic concepts of distributed Control-M. It familiarizes you with the functionality of Control-M Workload Automation. The initial modules provide introductory information on Control-M concepts and terminology, followed by modules providing information on the basic flow and functioning of Control-M Workload Automation. The course also includes information on how to use the Control-M Workload Automation interface to monitor and manage an environment, including details on how to use Viewpoints to review job status details and Workspaces to create and schedule the job definitions for an environment.
By attending BMC Control-M - Workload Automation workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Describe Control-M architecture, concepts, and the purpose and functionality of Control-M Workload Automation
- Navigate and perform common functions in the Control-M Workload Automation interface
- Perform various actions on jobs, including actions that can be used to control and analyze job flow
- Order jobs from Control-M Workload Automation
- Describe the purpose of job conditions and resources, and manage conditions and resources in the active environment
- Monitor and analyze the execution of SMART Folders
- Use Workspaces to organize job definitions
- Create basic job definitions
- Define basic job scheduling criteria
- Understand how to use and define cyclic jobs
- Check in Workspaces and job definitions
- Create and use job calendars
- Define job folder parameters
- Create and manage job templates
- Define cyclic jobs
- Basic Knowledge of Control-M
Control-M Schedulers & Batch Operators