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The Runtime environment in Figure 3, in How Control-M/Analyzer Works, is the mechanism that performs balancing procedures according to your specifications and standards. These standards are contained in rules and missions.
Table 6 Runtime environment rules and missions
Item |
Description |
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Rules |
Specify all balancing instructions and criteria. Rules inform Control-M/Analyzer exactly how to balance the information. |
Missions |
Specify scheduling criteria that permit different balancing activities based on time/event dependencies. |
The data source is examined and processed by the rule. During rule processing, calculations are performed to determine if the data source is balanced. Information can be stored in variables for future use, facilitating "run-to-run" and "cross-application" comparisons and checking.
The Runtime environment can be monitored and controlled by the Online Definition, Tracking, and Control facility as shown in Figure 3. This Online facility enables you to view and control Control-M/Analyzer Definition libraries, and various files stored in the Control-M/Analyzer Repository, as shown in Figure .3
The tracking screens provided by the Online facility include:
Table 7 Tracking Screens
Screen |
Description |
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Active Balancing Environment Screen |
Displays daily status information about missions/rules (for example, which rules are currently executing). |
Rule Activity Display |
Provides access to historical information about Control-M/Analyzer invocations, including Control-M/Analyzer reports, committed variable values, and Log information. |
Database Variable |
Displays generation information and values of Database variables. |
For each tracking screen, options and commands provide additional control over the displayed information.
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