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The Control‑M/Analyzer New Day procedure (CTBNDAY) performs certain automatic functions that start a new day under Control‑M/Analyzer. It performs daily cleanup operations on the Control‑M/Analyzer Active Balancing file and, optionally, other files. It also orders (activates) Control‑M/Analyzer missions.
Note: The name "CTBNDAY" is defined during the installation process and may be different at your site
The New Day procedure can be activated automatically by a scheduler (for example, Control‑M) at a predefined time each day. It can also be activated manually by submitting a job or starting a started task (STC).
The supplied New Day procedure activates program CTMILY. Program CTMILY reads the sequential dataset (or member) referenced by DD statement DAPROG. This dataset contains a list of programs to be activated.
The following table details the normal sequence of programs and utilities activated by the New Day procedure:
Table 211 New Day Procedure Programs and Utilities
Program |
Purpose |
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CTBCHK
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Checks the current date and its relation to the General Date Control record. For more information, see Date Control Record. The program may communicate with the computer operator to verify that Control‑M/Analyzer is activated on the correct date. |
CTBFRM |
Reformats the Active Balancing file. Unnecessary missions are erased and the file is compressed. |
CTBBAO |
Places balancing missions in the Active Balancing file according to the date in the Date Control record and scheduling criteria. |
CTBPDA |
Records the end of the daily run. |
The Control‑M/Analyzer New Day procedure usually runs once a day on one or more balancing mission definitions. The New Day procedure places mission entries in the Active Balancing file. Missions are selected according to the working date specified to the New Day procedure.
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