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Course Description
CONTROL-D
Duration
5 to 7 hours
Overview
Audience
Personnel requiring knowledge of CONTROL-D.
Prerequisites
Knowledge of IBM hardware, software, terminology, and concepts.
Objectives
After completing this course, the student will be able to:
• Identify the components of CONTROL-D
• Recognize access methods
• Create and work with Calendars
• Define the relevance of Decollation Missions
• Identify how Online Viewing works
• Recognize the components of the Log
• Recognize the Backup, Restore, and Print Missions
• Define Conditions
• Recognize KeyStroke Reporting Language
Course Content
Control-D Overview, Concepts and Access
What Is Control-D?
Advantages Over Traditional Printing Methods
Components
CDAM
Job Flow
Access Methods
Recipients and Calendars
Recipient Tree Overview
Recipient Tree Commands
Recipient Definition
What are Calendars?
Creating a New Year
Periodic Calendars
Decollating Missions
Overview of Decollating Missions
List of Jobs
Categories
Basic Scheduling Parameters
Decollation Definition
Ordering and Forcing
Backup, Print and Restore Missions
Backup Missions
Restore Missions
Print Missions
Printing Scenarios
Output Defaults
Monitoring System Activity
Active Missions Screen Overview
Active Missions Screen Commands
Overview of the Log
Masking the Log
Log Commands
Adding a Condition
Other Commands
Housekeeping
Manual Condition Commands
Online Viewing
Overview of Online Viewing
Display Types
Lists
Report List Management
Rulers
Maintenance, Housekeeping and Reporting
Overview
Maintenance Utilities
Online Utilities
KSRL Commands
Invoking KSRL
CONTROL-D PC Commands
Problem Solving
