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Batch concepts
Feature Pack for Modern Batch overview
Learn more about Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Getting started with Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Understanding the elements in the batch environment
Batch applications, jobs, and job definitions
Grid endpoints
Batch frequently asked questions
Installing and uninstalling the feature pack on distributed operating systems
Installing the feature pack on distributed operating systems using the GUI
Installing the feature pack on distributed operating systems silently
Updating the feature pack on distributed operating systems
Rolling back the feature pack on distributed operating systems
Uninstalling the feature pack from distributed operating systems using the GUI
Uninstalling the feature pack from distributed operating systems silently
Managing profiles on non-z/OS operating systems
Profile concepts
Profiles: File-system requirements
Augmentation rules and limitations for feature packs on non-z/OS operating systems
Managing profiles using commands
Creating profiles enabled for a feature pack using the command prompt
Augmenting a profile using the command prompt
Unaugmenting a profile using the command prompt
Managing profiles using the graphical user interface
Creating management profiles with deployment managers
Creating management profiles with administrative agents
Creating management profiles for job managers
Creating secure proxy profiles
Creating cell profiles
Creating custom profiles
Creating application server profiles
Augmenting profiles using the graphical user interface
Managing profiles for non-root users
Assigning profile ownership to a non-root user
Granting write permission for profile-related tasks
Changing ownership for profile maintenance
Deleting profiles
Installing and configuring the feature pack on z/OS systems
Augmentation rules and limitations for feature packs on z/OS
Configuring with the Profile Management Tool
Using the Profile Management Tool to create z/OS standalone application servers with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch installed
z/OS customization worksheet: Standalone application servers with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to create z/OS deployment managers with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch installed
z/OS customization worksheet: Deployment managers with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to create z/OS managed (custom) nodes with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch installed
z/OS customization worksheet: Managed (custom) nodes with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to create z/OS Network Deployment cells with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch installed
z/OS customization worksheet: Network Deployment cells with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to create z/OS administrative agents with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch installed
z/OS customization worksheet: Administrative agents with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to enable existing z/OS standalone application servers for the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
z/OS augmentation worksheet: Standalone application servers with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to enable existing z/OS deployment managers for the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
z/OS augmentation worksheet: Deployment managers with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to enable existing z/OS managed (custom) nodes for the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
z/OS augmentation worksheet: Managed (custom) nodes with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Using the Profile Management Tool to enable existing z/OS administrative agents for the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
z/OS augmentation worksheet: Administrative agents with the Feature Pack for Modern Batch
Configuring with the zpmt command
zpmt command
Variables for using the zpmt command to create z/OS standalone application servers with the feature pack enabled
Variables for using the zpmt command to create z/OS deployment managers with the feature pack enabled
Variables for using the zpmt command to create z/OS managed (custom) nodes with the feature pack enabled
Variables for using the zpmt command to create z/OS Network Deployment cells with the feature pack enabled
Variables for using the zpmt command to create z/OS administrative agents with the feature pack enabled
Variables for using the zpmt command to enable existing z/OS standalone application servers for the feature pack
Variables for using the zpmt command to enable existing z/OS deployment managers for the feature pack
Variables for using the zpmt command to enable existing z/OS managed (custom) nodes for the feature pack
Variables for using the zpmt command to enable existing z/OS administrative agents for the feature pack
Applying maintenance to the Feature Pack for Modern Batch on z/OS systems
Administering the batch environment
Job scheduler and grid endpoint considerations
Batch environment planning for transactional batch applications and compute-intensive applications
Configuring the job scheduler
Creating the job scheduler and grid endpoint database
Verifying the job scheduler installation
Securing the job scheduler
Job scheduler WebSphere variables
Administrative roles and privileges
Running batch jobs under user credentials
Roles and privileges for securing the job scheduler
Configuring WebSphere grid endpoints
Creating the job scheduler and grid endpoint database
Endpoint WebSphere variables
Managing batch jobs and their environment
Job management console
Command-line interface
Job logs
Integrating batch features in z/OS operating systems
z/OS workload management and service policies
Transaction class propagation on z/OS operating systems
Managing multi-user WLM environments
Managing worker threads
Administrative roles and privileges
Administrative console help
Custom property collection
Custom property settings
Job scheduler configuration
WebSphere grid endpoints
Welcome to the job management console
View jobs
View job log
Submit a job
Custom properties at different scopes
Java virtual machine custom properties
Job scheduler custom properties
Administrator examples
xJCL sample for a batch job
XML schema for a compute intensive job
XML schema for a batch job
Scripting batch applications
removePGC.py
redeployLRS.py
Administrator scripting interfaces
JobSchedulerCommands command group for the AdminTask object
Developing batch applications
Transactional batch and compute-intensive batch programming models
Using sample Java batch applications
Using the simpleCI sample
Using the XDCGIVT sample
Using the Postingv2Sample sample
Developing a simple compute-intensive application
Compute-intensive programming model
Developing a simple transactional batch application
Components of a batch application
The batch programming model
Batch job steps
Batch return codes
Batch controller bean
Batch data streams
Checkpoint algorithms
Results algorithms
Using the batch data stream (BDS) framework
Batch data stream framework and patterns
JDBCReaderPattern
JDBCWriterPattern
ByteReaderPattern
ByteWriterPattern
FileReaderPattern
FileWriterPattern
RecordOrientedDatasetReaderPattern
RecordOrientedDataSetWriterPattern
JPAReaderPattern
JPAWriterPattern
PureQueryWriterPattern
PureQueryReaderPattern
Implementing the generic batch step (GenericXDBatchStep)
Implementing the error tolerant step
Declaring the percentage-based threshold policy (PercentageBasedThresholdPolicy)
Declaring the record based threshold policy (RecordBasedThresholdPolicy)
Deploying batch applications
Packaging EJB 3.0 modules in a batch application using Rational Application Developer 7.5
Installing the batch application
Submitting batch jobs
xJCL elements
The batch job state table
Submitting batch jobs using the job scheduler EJB interface
The job scheduler EJB interfaces
Submitting batch jobs using the job scheduler web services interface
The job scheduler web services interface
Troubleshooting batch applications
Adding log and trace settings to the batch environment
Batch common problems
Diagnosing problems using job logs