9.5.0.2
DWC
Engine
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Folder support has been extended to all scheduling objects. Gain greater business agility by organizing your scheduling objects in a hierarchy of folders. Organize them by lines of business, departments, geographies, or any custom category that makes sense for your business operations.
Move your objects into sub-folders, in batch mode, where the folder names are based on tokens contained in the names of the scheduling objects using the composer rename command. Filtering for and monitoring your scheduling objects defined in folders means you no longer have to rely on complicated and restrictive naming conventions. Furthermore, you can associate access control lists to individual folders to manage the security of your scheduling objects.
9.5.0
DWC
Engine
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With the new infrastructure of the Dynamic Workload Console we completely changed and improved the creation of the dashboard for your scheduling objects.
Maintaining and keeping control of a scheduling environment can be challenging. The right solution, when monitoring different machines and environments, is to have everything in one place. That is why the new dashboard represents the best choice. You can choose to create and customize your own dashboard or use one of the dashboard templates available. The possibility to have customized data sources with information from internal plan or from an external REST API, helps you in creating the perfect solution for monitoring. By creating boards and filling it with widgets, you will be able to control every scheduling object; from the health of your machines to the list or the number of critical jobs.
9.5.0
DWC
Engine
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Enable business-oriented triggering and monitoring of activities related to jobs and job streams. You can categorize your jobs and job streams into a hierarchy of folders according to a specific line of business, department, geography or other category that makes sense for your business. Organizing jobs and job streams in folders makes it easy to manage user or group access at the folder level. Monitoring jobs or job streams defined in folders means you don't need to rely on complicated and restrictive naming conventions. This feature is now also available in the Workload Automation on Cloud offering for new subscription requests.
9.5.0.1
DWC
Engine
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Version 9.5 Fix Pack 1 delivers the following enhancements to the File transfer job plug-in:
9.5.0.1
DWC
Engine
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IBM Workload Scheduler satisfies Requests for Enhancements (RFEs). Requests for Enhancements (RFEs) give customers the opportunity to collaborate directly with the product development team and other users. The team prioritizes and develops new product features based on proposals made by customers. IBM Workload Scheduler V9.5 Fix Pack 1 delivers the following RFEs:
9.5.0.1
DWC
Engine
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With the latest release, new enhancements have been added to the workload dashboard. Simplification of the use of the Table widget combined with Engine list datasource: By selecting the Engine list and the Table widget, the related fields are automatically displayed in the list without the need to add them manually.
Light redesign of KPI and Bar chart widgets, with different colors and a smoother style. Additional widgets: Bubble chart and Free text. The Bubble chart represents data with a series of bubbles in descending order and size. The bubbles may change in dimension and position according to the variation of data. The Free text gives the possibility to have useful notes at your fingertips. |