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Forecasting
The flexibility to accurately forecast when one application, multiple applications or even entire batch flows will or will not be scheduled within TWS for execution identifies potential conflicts so they can be resolved before they negatively affect the production environment.
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Workload Analysis
VISUALjob for TWS enables the user to visualize past executions in a Gantt chart, based on the actual runtime information collected in the statistical database. This provides an excellent graphical overview about how processes have performed in the past and as compared to their average performances.
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Workload Simulation
When there is no way to accurately simulate the effect of an added load to a job flow or the longer/shorter running of jobs within a flow, service levels are hard to define. VISUALjob for TWS provides comprehensive workload simulation functions with graphical support through the GANTTview to perform resource utilization and proactive analysis.
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Creating Images and Printing
Creation of graphics, prints, PDFs and/or MS VISIO of the job flows facilitate accurate communications between interrelated departments and better documents the business processes that TWS supports.
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Web Reporting
In addition to the imaging and printing capabilities within VISUALjob, it is possible to create robust web based reports of the schedule flow. With a click of the mouse, reports containing hyperlinks, graphical and textual information are produced. The produced reports can be immediately available for view on your intra/internet site.
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Designing and Maintaining TWS for z/OS Scheduling Definitions
From directly within a Windows GUI, authorized users can quickly and easily edit, duplicate or delete specific scheduling information. All TWS for z/OS parameters are supported and all field names used in the GUI are the same as in the TWS for z/OS ISPF interface, so users will be inherently familiar with the fields.
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Mass Change
The mass change capability allows you to make multiple changes to multiple scheduling parameters across common applications/operations in a single step. Using the same powerful search tool as the cross reference facility users search for the applications/operations and specify the change(s) to be made.
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Loop Analysis and Detection
A loop within the schedule can have disastrous consequences on the production environment. The VISUALjob for TWS loop detection facility identifies potential loops before they negatively impact batch production. In doing so, no TWS for z/OS trial plan needs to be created; which saves time and resources. Loop detection is available for a single operation or for checking an entire job net.
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Job Path Analysis
It is often critical to identify the path of operations between the start and end of a process. The path search feature of VISUALjob provides flexible search capabilities for a path between operations based upon a given start and/or end operation. The results can be displayed graphically and optionally in a list format.
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Change Management
VISUALjob for TWS is packaged with the VISUALjob for TWS Mainframe Component to unload and load all TWS for z/OS base definitions. Powerful selection criteria allow you to generically or explicitly qualify applications and which other resources (base definitions) associated with those applications to unload automatically. ALL base definitions are supported and can be unloaded/loaded in batchloader format or to a flat file. Because the data is sequential, it is compatible with virtually all change management solutions / strategies.
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