Creating a forecast plan
The following syntax is used to create a forecast plan:
planman [connection_parameters] crtfc file_name
[ -from mm/dd/[yy]yy [hh[:]mm [tz | timezone tzname]]]
{-to mm⁄dd⁄[yy]yy[hh[:]mm[tz | timezone tzname]] |
-for [h]hh[:]mm [-days n] |
-days n}
where:
- connection_parameters
- Defines the settings to use when establishing the connection using HTTP or HTTPS through WebSphere Application Server to the master domain manager. For more information refer to Planman command line.
- file_name
- Assigns a name to the file to be created under the directory TWS_home/schedForecast and
that contains the forecast plan. The name of the file containing the
forecast plan is Ffilename. This means that if the value
assigned to file_name is myfile then the file
name that contains the generated forecast plan is Fmyfile.
The maximum length of file_name can be 148 characters.
- -from
- Sets the start time of the forecast plan. It includes the specified minute.If the -from argument is omitted, then:
- The default date is today.
- The default hour is the value set in the startOfDay global option using optman on the master domain manager.
- -to
- Sets the end time of the forecast plan. It excludes the specified minute. The -to argument is mutually exclusive with the -for and -days arguments.
- -for
- Sets the length of the forecast plan. The format is hhhmm, where hhh are the hours and mm are the minutes. The -for argument is mutually exclusive with the -to argument.
- -days n
- Sets the number of days you want the forecast plan to last for. If the interval contains DST (daylight savings time), it is automatically included in the calculation. The -days argument is mutually exclusive with the -to argument.
Note: The format used for the date depends on the
value assigned to the date format variable specified
in the localopts file.
If no -to, -for, or -days arguments are specified then the default forecast plan length is one day.
See also
From the Dynamic Workload Console you can perform the same task as described in: