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WAz: An easy way to get operation's Successors in the Database before loading it in the plan
A common need, coming from customers, is the possibility to list operation’s Successors in the Database, as it happens in the Current Plan (after the operation is loaded in the plan). At moment, through WAz ISPF Dialog, it is possible to access only to Predecessor list for operations in the Database. The WAPL (Workload Automation Programming Language) interface allows to easily get over this limitation in WAz, giving the possibility to see successors to a job in the database, including external ones.
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It’s time to think about upgrading from IWS from v9.3 to v9.5!
IBM Workload Scheduler 9.3 will go out of support, effective from April 2021, so don’t wait any longer to upgrade! Create a promising future for your business by switching to v9.5. Upgrade to a streamlined, efficient and secure version. The objective of this blogpost is to provide a step by step guide on what needs to be considered before upgrading IWS MDM from v9.3 to v9.5. We also provide you with a step by step guidance on the usage.
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How to make the most out of REST APIs in Workload Automation
REST API’s in WA have been around since long, but their Usage is still not clear amongst most WA Admins using the product since long , this Blog aims to provide an Introduction to WA REST API’s and attempts to clear some doubts in regards to their Usage . The REST API is executed using the curl binary. The Curl binary executing the REST API hits a Service URL and passes a JSON Input to the Service.
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WAz: A new easy way to Create, Modify, Replace and Backup Variable Tables
The Workload Automation Programming Language (WAPL) interface allows to easily manipulate Variable Tables through batch jobs. In fact, it supplies a Batch Loader-like processor through which it is possible to CREATE and MANIPULATE variable tables inside IBM Workload Scheduler Database.
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