HCL Workload Automation, Version 9.4

Disable the What-if Analysis

You can disable the What-if Analysis in your environment by setting the optman enWhatIf | wi global option to no (default value is yes ).

The enWhatIf | wi global option interacts with the enWorkloadServiceAssurance | wa global option, which enables or disables privileged processing of mission-critical jobs and their predecessors. For details about this interaction, see the following table.

Table 1. Interaction between `enWorkloadServiceAssurance` and `enWhatIf` global options
Options	Interaction
`enWorkloadServiceAssurance \| wa` is set to yes `enWhatIf \| wi` is set to yes	Both the Workload service assurance and the What-if Analysis features are fully enabled in your environment.
`enWorkloadServiceAssurance \| wa` is set to yes `enWhatIf \| wi` is set to no	The Workload service assurance is enabled. The What-if Analysis feature is disabled and an exception is issued if you try to use it.
`enWorkloadServiceAssurance \| wa` is set to no `enWhatIf \| wi` is set to yes	The Workload service assurance is partially enabled, just to allow the What-if Analysis feature to work properly. This means that: The Workload service assurance is disabled and an exception is issued if you try to use it. No critical job is added to the plan.
`enWorkloadServiceAssurance \| wa` is set to no `enWhatIf \| wi` is set to no	Both the Workload service assurance and the What-if Analysis features are disabled in your environment.