Effortless control of your job stream status

Manage your job stream status in the database quickly and securely by modifying the draft and non-draft status of multiple job streams simultaneously.

Managing your job stream status in the database is now faster and more secure. With our new granular control feature, available in both the Workload Designer and the Orchestration CLI, you can add and remove from the plan one or more job streams by setting them in draft and non-draft status. You can also take advantage of:

Smooth bulk operations
Save time by selecting multiple job streams and changing their status to draft or non-draft (active) simultaneously.
Targeted security control
Enforce the principle of least privilege with confidence. A new, specific security permission (DRAFT) enables you to grant users the exact access they need to modify draft statuses, without exposing broader modification rights over your definitions.
From the Orchestration CLI side, you can use the following new commands:

draft: The model command to set one or more job streams in the model in draft mode. You can temporarily disable one or more job streams without having to delete them, and re-enable them when necessary. For more information, see draft/undraft.

undraft: The model command to change one or more job streams in the model to non-draft mode. For more information, see draft/undraft.

From the Workload Designer side, you can follow the procedure described in Setting job streams in draft and non-draft status.