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<< Back VISUAL|job for Control-M - Job Path Analysis |
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Path analysis allows you to determine, amongst other things, what the effect of a change may be to any particular job within a job dependency structure.
The path analysis feature allows users to search for the path of jobs between known start and end points, the predecessor dependency path branching to a job or the successor dependency path branching from a job. The result set of a found path is clearly displayed in the WEBview. All jobs, which do not belong to that path, can optionally be hidden. |
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| This dependency analysis often forms the necessary basis for extended run time analysis, simulations, path optimization or re-engineering activities with the VISUALjob for Control-M workload analysis, forecasting and simulation functions. |
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