Control-M 21.x: Advanced Scheduling
This three-day instructor-led training covers how to define job flow, set scheduling criteria to SMART and Sub Folders, monitor the status of multiple files, and manage workload. It provides the learners an insight into job dependencies, Maybe Events, Adjust Events, Reference Folders, and End Folders. This course content will help learners understand the functionality of add-ons such as Control-M SLA Management, Self-Service, and Forecast. The learners will be able to identify jobs in the critical path and analyze services and problematic jobs.
Major release:
Control-M 21.x
Good for:
Schedulers, Consultant
Course Delivery:
Instructor-Led Training (ILT) | 24 時間
Course Modules
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Module 1: Rule-Based Scheduling
- Define a Periodic Calendar
- Schedule a job using a Periodic Calendar
- Explain calendar year-end activity
- Define Rule-Based Calendars
- Describe SMART and Sub Folder scheduling
- Define advanced scheduling criteria
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Module 2: Advanced Job Workflows
- Create jobs using the FileWatcher job type
- Use the FileWatcher utility with a Rules file
- Define a job to use the new If-Action: Variable Value
- Use the new Notification Before Job Completion: Job/Folder’s Calculated Cyclic Submission is Late By
- Create jobs using the File Transfer job type
- Define and use Global Events
- Define Maybe Events
- Use different Run Dates with events
- Define a Centralized Connection Profile for a ControlM File Transfer Application Plug-in
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Module 3: Advanced SMART Folder Usage
- Identify the differences between Regular and SMART Folders
- Explain the use cases for Regular and SMART folders
- Define and use the Adjust Event parameter
- Define Reference Folders
- Define sub folder Reference Attributes
- Create a Cyclic SMART Folder
- Define the End Folder attribute
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Module 4: Workload Management
- Define the different Control-M load balancing features
- Define a Host Group
- Understand and use Host Participation Rules
- Define Agent Restrictions
- Define Workload Policies in Control-M Web
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Module 5: Periodic Statistics
- State the difference between Regular and Periodic Statistics
- Define Periodic Calendar Statistics
- Define Dynamic Periodic Statistics
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Module 6: SLA Management
- Define Service Level Agreements in Control-M
- Describe Control-M SLA Management functionality
- Define SLA Management job type parameters
- Analyze a service using the Service Monitor tool in the Control-M GUI
- Analyze a service using the Services tool in Control-M Web
- Define and use a Business Service Analysis Viewpoint
- Define What-If Scenarios
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Module 7: Services
- Define Service Definitions
- Define Service Rules
- Describe the Control-M mobile application
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Module 8: Forecast
- Outline the features of Control-M Forecast
- Generate a forecast from job and folder definitions
- Understand how the Specific User Daily run method works
- Define a Forecast Workspace
- Execute a Why Analysis
- Define What-If Scenarios
- Define Forecast/SLA Management Rules