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Welcome
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.
Why and how you can create a task.

Product requirements
This section contains links to the HCL Workload Automation Product Requirements.
Overview
Best practices
Mobile Applications Userʼs Guide
Dynamic Workload Console User's Guide
- Getting Started
  Information about the 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 items
- 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
    - Configuring the Federator to mirror data on a database
      Starting from the Dynamic Workload Console V10.2.3, the Federator component is automatically installed with the console to mirror (replicate) the events related to the z/OS current plan on a configured database. The supported databases are those supported by the Dynamic Workload Console, except for Informix.
    - Mirroring the z/OS current plan to enable the Orchestration Monitor
      You can mirror (replicate) a z/OS current plan to the database referenced by the Federator to enable the monitoring of your jobs, job streams, and workstations from both the Orchestration Monitor and REST APIs V2. In this way you run your queries on the database through the Federator without affecting the Z controller, which results in a performance enhancement of the product.
    - Monitoring your items in the plan
      Define a query to monitor items in the plan. The items for which you can create a monitoring query are: jobs, job streams, and workstations.
    - 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.
      - Why and how you can create a task.
      - Why and how you can create a task.
  - Controlling job and job stream processing
    How you can control job and job stream processing.
  - Submitting multiple job streams
    The Submit multiple job streams wizard provides a guided, step-by-step process for submitting job stream instances into the current plan.
  - Rerunning jobs in the plan
    After you submit a job in the plan, you can customize and rerun it. This option is available for any job that has reached a final status. You can modify the values of the job attributes for a quick correction and rerun the job by modifying the original job definition.
  - Exporting orchestration monitor data
    You can use the export data action to download all currently visible table data into a CSV, PDF, or Excel file.
- 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 .
- Glossary
AI Data Advisor (AIDA) User's Guide
HCL Workload Automation
Welcome to the HCL Workload Automation documentation, where you can find information about how to install, maintain, and use HCL Workload Automation. The documentation has been updated for HCL Workload Automation Version 10.2.8.
HCL Workload Automation for Z
Welcome to the HCL Workload Automation for Z documentation, where you can find information about how to install, maintain, and use the product. The documentation has been updated for version 10.2 Fix Pack 5.
Messages and Codes
Glossary
Product library in PDF format
Notices

Why and how you can create a task.

About this task

To create a task, perform the following steps.

Note:

Procedure

In the navigation bar, click Monitoring & Reporting > Monitor Triggered Actions > New
In the Create Task panel, select > Monitor Triggered Actions and click Next.
In the Enter Task Information panel, specify the task name and select the engine connection where you want to run the task. You can run this type of query only in a HCL Workload Automation distributed environment on either the master domain manager or on a node installed as a backup master domain manager, but not necessarily belonging to the master domain. You can also specify whether to share the task with others, to allow them to see and run the task, but not to modify it.
Click Next to proceed with task creation.
You can search for triggered actions based on the type of rule instance that triggers them or on their scope. The scope of an action (or an event) is the set of properties that most characterize it.
In the Columns Definition panel, select the information you want to display in the table containing the query results. According to the columns you choose here, the corresponding information is displayed in the task results table. For example, for each of the actions resulting from your query, you might want to see the status, type, or associated message. You can then drill down into this information displayed in the table and navigate it. In the Columns Definition panel, not only can you select the columns for this task results, but you can also specify the columns for secondary queries on event rule instances. The information to be retrieved with these secondary queries is specified in this panel.
Click Next to finalize the task creation, you can choose either to run the task immediately or finish to save the task and exit the wizard.

Results

You have created your query that, when run, lists the event rule instances satisfying your filtering criteria and shows, for each event rule in the list, the information you selected to view.