Overview of the scheduling scenarios
About this task
The following table describes the topics covered in each scenario. Each scenario is a separate script file.
You must run Scenario 1 first, but you can choose to run the other scenarios in any order.
| Scenario name | Script name | Topics |
|---|---|---|
| Scenario 1 | scenario1.0.bat (Windows)scenario1.0.sh (UNIX) | Creating the production plan and viewing
its contents
Note: This scenario is a prerequisite for all
the other scenarios in your sequence.
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| Scenario 2 | scenario2.0.bat (Windows)scenario2.0.sh (UNIX) | Administrative commands: starting and stopping HCL Workload Automation processes |
| Scenario 3 | scenario3.0.bat (Windows)scenario3.0.sh (UNIX) | Scheduling basics: how jobs are scheduled, run order of jobs |
| Scenario 4 | scenario4.0.bat (Windows)scenario4.0.sh (UNIX) | Advanced Scheduling: prompt, file, and resource dependencies |
| Scenario 5 | scenario5.0.bat (Windows)scenario5.0.sh (UNIX) | Time dependencies and run cycles |
| Scenario 6 | scenario6.0.bat (Windows)scenario6.0.sh (UNIX) | Job submission (jobs, job streams, ad-hoc jobs) |
| Scenario 7 | scenario7.0.bat (Windows)scenario7.0.sh (UNIX) | Recovery options and recovery jobs |
| Scenario 8 | scenario8.0.bat (Windows)scenario8.0.sh (UNIX) | Event-driven scheduling |
| Scenario 9 | scenario9.0.bat (Windows)scenario9.0.sh (UNIX) | Using variable tables |