What is Control-M scheduling tool?

Control-M simplifies application and data workflow orchestration on premises or as a service. It makes it easy to build, define, schedule, manage, and monitor production workflows, ensuring visibility, reliability, and improving SLAs.

What is Control-M control module?

BMC Control-M/CM for Oracle E-BusinessSuite ensures automation and integration of business processes within and outside the Oracle eBusiness Suite environment. It allows Control-M to handle Concurrent Manager requests like regular batch jobs.

Is Control-M easy to learn?

Control-M is relatively easy to learn and engage with at user levels. Job loads and forecasting are relatively intuitive.

How do you create a Control-M job?

Tutorial – Creating your first job flow

1. Step 1 – Access the tutorial samples.
2. Step 2 – Verify the code for Control-M.
3. Step 3 – Run the source code.
4. Step 4 – Check job status using the runId.
5. Step 5 – Examine the source code.
6. Step 6 – Modify the code to run in your environment.
7. Step 7 – Rerun the code sample.

How does a production scheduler plan a work schedule?

The production scheduler plans the work schedule of production departments using work order information and available inventory quantities.

What are the concepts of a job scheduler?

There are many concepts that are central to almost every job scheduler implementation and that are widely recognized with minimal variations: Jobs, Dependencies, Job Streams, and Users. Beyond the basic, single OS instance scheduling tools there are two major architectures that exist for Job Scheduling software.

What are the objectives of a master production schedule?

The other master production schedule objectives are: 1. Makes your demand flow smoother; 2. Keeps your lead-time low; 3. Standardizes communication across your business; 4. Helps you to prioritize requirements; 5. Helps keep production stable; 6. Generates workable plans for your manufacturing orders; and 7.

How is job scheduler installed on one machine?

The Job Scheduling software is installed on a single machine (Master), while on production machines only a very small component (Agent) is installed that awaits commands from the Master, executes them, then returns the exit code back to the Master.