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Dynamic Workload Console User's Guide
Monitoring your environment
Monitoring your workload
Controlling and managing scheduling activities and objects on plans with tasks.
Monitoring event rules
Why and how you can create a monitor event rule instances task.
Creating an event monitoring tasks
Information about event monitoring tasks and how to create them.

Dynamic Workload Console User's Guide
- Getting Started
  Information about the Dynamic Workload Console installation and configuration.
- Running HCL Workload Automation from a mobile device
  Use your mobile device to easily and quickly interact with your HCL Workload Automation environment.
- Managing users and repositories
  How to configure, change, and share your settings repository and change the DB2 user. How to manage the user settings.
- Configuring High Availability
  How to configure, change, and share your settings repository.
- Customizing your console
  You can customize your console to have just the tasks that you want to access.
- HCL Workload Automation Concepts
  Conceptual information about HCL Workload Automation
- Creating and Editing Objects
- Managing Workload Security
  Managing security settings in your environment by using Dynamic Workload Console.
- Changing user password in the plan
  How you change the user password in the plan.
- Monitoring your environment
  - Display a graphical plan view
    Specify filter criteria and display a graphical representation of the plan in the Plan View.
  - Workload Dashboard
    Monitor your environment using the Workload Dashboard.
  - Monitoring your Scheduling Environment
    Tasks to monitor the workstations and domains of your environment.
  - Monitoring your workload
    Controlling and managing scheduling activities and objects on plans with tasks.
    - Orchestration Monitor overview
      The Orchestration Monitor gives you granular control over your plan, enabling you to take direct action over every item in your plan.
    - Monitoring scenario
    - Monitoring your objects in the plan
      Define a task to monitor objects in the plan by specifying a query in a query line. The objects for which you can create a monitoring task query are: jobs, critical jobs, job streams, workstations, files, resources, domains, and prompts.
    - Monitoring event rules
      Why and how you can create a monitor event rule instances task.
      - Creating an event monitoring tasks
        Information about event monitoring tasks and how to create them.
      - Monitor Triggered Actions
        Why and how you can create a Monitor Triggered Actions task.
      - Monitor Operator Messages
        Why and how you can create a Monitor Operator Messages task.
  - Controlling job and job stream processing
    How you can control job and job stream processing.
- Working with Plans
  The main tasks that involve plans.
- Submitting Workload on Request in Production
  How you can insert jobs or job streams into your workflow at any time.
- Keeping track of changes
  How to keep track of changes in your environment
- Reporting
- Scenarios
  Scenarios demonstrating practical application of HCL Workload Automation in a business environment.
- Reference
  Reference information to perform the main tasks and activities from the Dynamic Workload Console.
- Glossary

Creating an event monitoring tasks

Information about event monitoring tasks and how to create them.

You create and run an event monitoring task by specifying a filter and running a search to get information about event monitoring related objects.

The information retrieved when running event tasks is stored in the HCL Workload Automation databases, therefore, to run event tasks you must be connected to a HCL Workload Automation engine and must be authorized in the HCL Workload Automation security file to access those objects in the database.

You can create event monitoring tasks to query for:

Event rule definitions

The template that defines an event rule consists of:

One or more events, defined with its properties.
The relationship between the specified events (they can be randomly grouped or listed in chronological order).
The actions that must be performed when all the event conditions are satisfied.

Event rules

The instance of a rule definition in the plan.

Triggered action

The actual occurrence of an action defined in the event rule and triggered when the event conditions have been satisfied.

Operator messages

The instance of the MessageLogger action specified in the event rule definition. It provides information about the result of an event rule instance on a repository stored in the HCL Workload Automation relational database.