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The customer must define Control-M scheduling definitions and CMEM rules in order to utilize Control-M/Assist abilities. For examples, see Sample implementation tasks.
BMC recommends that users adopt a standard job naming convention that allows them to utilize existing generic Control-M and CMEM definitions or rules whenever changes or additions are made in the existing (third-party) job scheduling definitions. Otherwise, modifications in the Control-M/Assist environment are needed to reflect and synchronize these changes. A generic naming methodology will minimize the amount of maintenance necessary to properly maintain Control-M/Assist definitions.
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