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Dynamic Workload Console User's Guide
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Reference information to perform the main tasks and activities from the Dynamic Workload Console.
Status description and mapping for z/OS job streams
The z/OS job stream status in Dynamic Workload Console and how it is defined in HCL Workload Automation for Z.

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
- 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.
  - Users and groups
    How a system of users and groups allows different types of access to the Dynamic Workload Console.
  - Type of communication based on SSL communication options
    How the SSL communication options for distributed workstations affect communication between workstations.
  - Status description and mapping for distributed jobs
    The job status as described in Dynamic Workload Console and how it is defined in HCL Workload Automation.
  - Status description and mapping for z/OS jobs
    z/OS job status displayed by Dynamic Workload Console and how it is defined in HCL Workload Automation for z/OS.
  - Status description and mapping for distributed job streams
    The job stream status in Dynamic Workload Console and how it is defined in HCL Workload Automation.
  - Status description and mapping for z/OS job streams
    The z/OS job stream status in Dynamic Workload Console and how it is defined in HCL Workload Automation for Z.
  - Workstation type
    The following are the main workstation types and their attributes.
  - Workload Designer
    Reference information about the Workload Designer.
  - Regular expressions and SQL reports
  - Event rule
- Glossary

Status description and mapping for z/OS job streams

The z/OS job stream status in Dynamic Workload Console and how it is defined in HCL Workload Automation for Z.

There are the following types of status for z/OS job streams:

z/OS job stream statuses: A subset of internal statuses that is common for both HCL Workload Automation for distributed and HCL Workload Automation for Z environments.
z/OS job stream internal statuses: The HCL Workload Automation job stream statuses registered on the controller. The internal status uniquely identifies the status of a z/OS job stream in HCL Workload Automation.

z/OS job stream statuses

z/OS job stream status shows the z/OS job stream statuses that are displayed by the Dynamic Workload Console.

Table 1. z/OS job stream status
This job stream status ...	Means that ...
Waiting	No job in the job stream has started.
Running	The job stream is running.
Successful	The job stream completed successfully.
Error	The job stream has stopped running with an error.
Canceled	The job stream was canceled.

z/OS job stream internal statuses

z/OS job stream internal status shows the z/OS job stream internal statuses that are registered on the Dynamic Workload Console controller.

Table 2. z/OS job stream internal status
This job stream status ...	Means that ...
Waiting	No job in the job stream has started.
Started	The job stream is running.
Completed	The job stream completed successfully.
Error	The job stream has stopped running with an error.
Deleted	The job stream was deleted.
Undefined	The job stream status is not known.

z/OS job stream status mapping

z/OS job stream status mapping describes how a z/OS job stream status is mapped to the corresponding job stream internal status.

Table 3. z/OS job stream status mapping
This job stream status ...	Maps to this job stream internal status
Waiting	Waiting
Running	Started
Successful	Completed
Error	Error
Canceled	Deleted

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