IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler 8.6 Operations and Scheduling

Unit 1: Introduction to Tivoli Workload Scheduler

• Lesson 1 - Tivoli workload automation concepts
• Lesson 2 - Tivoli Workload Scheduler architecture overview
• Lesson 3 - Scheduling terminology
• Lesson 4 - Operational considerations

Unit 2: Monitoring workflow

• Lesson 1 - The Distributed Workload Console
• Lesson 2 - Monitoring plan objects
• Lesson 3 - Dependencies and properties
• Lesson 4 - Statuses

Unit 3: Managing workflow

• Lesson 1 - Managing jobs and job streams
• Lesson 2 - Managing dependencies
• Lesson 3 - Submitting work
• Lesson 4 - Managing events

Unit 4: Batch scheduling objects

• Lesson 1 - Variable tables and variables
• Lesson 2 - Prompts and resources
• Lesson 3 - Windows users
• Lesson 4 - Jobs
• Lesson 5 - Calendars

Unit 5: Creating job streams

• Lesson 1 - Job stream planning and the Workload Designer
• Lesson 2 - Building a basic job stream
• Lesson 3 - Graphical view
• Lesson 4 - Advanced job stream options

Unit 6: Troubleshooting job streams

• Lesson 1 - Solving problems in the plan
• Lesson 2 - Connectivity and properties

Unit 7: Event rules and workload automation

• Lesson 1 - Overview of event rules and actions
• Lesson 2 - Advanced use of event rules and actions

Unit 8: Dynamic scheduling

• Lesson 1 - Dynamic scheduling overview
• Lesson 2 - Jobs
• Lesson 3 - Resources
• Lesson 4 - Running dynamic workload

Unit 9: Utilities and reporting

• Lesson 1 - Alternate plans and time zones
• Lesson 2 - Command line access
• Lesson 3 - Reports