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Using Dependent Variables in Tivoli Workload Scheduler for z/OS
Overview Tivoli Workload Schedule for z/OS (TWSz) provides variable support. This support allows TWSz predefined and user defined variables to be used in jobs scheduled by TWSz. TWSz will translate these variables prior to submitting the JCL to JES. This allows numerous possibilities to enhance the job scheduling environment and can be a powerful scheduling feature. One particular feature of the TWSz variable support is the "dependent variable". Values for these variables are set based on the value of another variable, either pre-defined or user defined. This capability can be used as a scheduling technique to solve many scheduling needs. Many are unaware of dependent variables capabilities; this paper is designed to re-introduce TWSz schedulers to dependent variables and provide brief examples demonstrating their usefulness.
| Publisher | IBM | File Format | |
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| Date Published | August 2006 | ||
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