Scheduling Applications with HCL Workload Automation
- Overview
  Learn about plug-ins and access methods and how you can use them to extend HCL Workload Automation scheduling capabilities to external applications and systems.
- Job plug-ins to extend workload scheduling capabilities
- Access methods
  - Installing and configuring the access methods
    The access methods documented in this guide are packaged with HCL Workload Automation and are automatically installed with the product on dynamic and fault-tolerant agents.
  - Access method for PeopleSoft
    What you need and what you can do with Access method for PeopleSoft.
  - Access method for z/OS
    What you need to know and to do before using the Access method for z/OS.
  - Common serviceability for the access methods
    This section provides information common to all the access methods including return code mapping, configuring the tracing utility, and troubleshooting the access method.
- Integration with SAP

File (OPENS) dependencies syntax on z/OS files

HCL Workload Automation jobs and job streams can use z/OS files as dependencies. The basic syntax is:

tws-job opens XAname#"hlq1.hlq2.hlq3"

where:

tws-job: The name of the HCL Workload Automation job dependent on the specified z/OS file.
XAname: The name of the HCL Workload Automation extended agent workstation associated with the scheduler of the z/OS job, that is, an extended agent defined with the mvsjes or mvsopc method.
Note: The # sign is a required delimiter.
hlq1.hlq2.hlq3: The identification of the z/OS file in high level qualifier terms.
Note: This string must be enclosed in quotation marks.

For more information, see Checking for files on z/OS.

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