D1_1 -的 CONTROL-M Introduction Basic Concept.pptVIP

BMC Software Confidential Copyright 2002 CONTROL-M for DS Introduction Basic Concepts Agenda Agenda Production Control System Scheduling Challenges CONTROL-M Architecture 3-Tier Model The CONTROL-M/Agent Authorized CONTROL-M/Servers(s) The CONTROL-M Server The CONTROL-M EM The CONTROL-M Server Database The “NewDay” Process The Order ID CONTROL-M Job Parameters Agenda Applications OS Support Business Integrated Scheduling Business Process View All from one Screen Problem Detection Tools Problem Analysis Tools Problem Corrective Tools Action Verification Agenda Skeleton – Template Solution Job Details (What) Application-Oriented Scheduling Forms Execution Tab (How) Where will the job be submitted? Multi-Agent Submission Cyclic Jobs Scheduling Criteria (When) Group Scheduling Calendars Complex Dates Flow Control (Dependencies) Complex Dependencies Quantitative Control Resources (Terms) AutoEdit Variables Sysout Handling(Post Processing) Based on: Job completion Status Result analysis Shout Messages (Post Processing) Shout Destinations: EM GUI Alert Window Specific CONTROL-M user CONTROL-M Log (default) System Console User E-mail Address Specific Terminal or Printer Agenda Automatic Error-Recovery Process Result Analysis Analyze contents of the Job Standard Output / Error Match any line of statement with output and errors Allow usage of wildcards Result Analysis - Benefits Reduced number of errors No error is overlooked Only severe errors are handled manually No need for “production books” Simpler scripts - remove the error handling Shorter development time Easier to maintain Agenda Reliability Availability Each component is stand-alone and fully functional on its own Each component does not depend on the availability of the other components High Availability - Implementation Support for Clustering High availability services Short downtime Use of two or more machines (nodes) for the same application Command-Line/Batch Management Questions? The combinatio