The following table describes Control-M Workload Change Manager system parameters. To define these parameters, see Defining Control-M Workload Change Manager system parameters.
Parameter |
Description |
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Site Logo Path |
Defines the location of your organization’s logo that is displayed in the Control-M Workload Change Manager interface. c:\Control-M Workload Change Manager.jpg Note the following:
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Site Login Logo Path |
Defines the location of your organization’s logo that is displayed in the Control-M Workload Change Manager login page. |
Site Interface Language |
Determines one of the following as the default language for the Control-M Workload Change Manager interface for all users:
Control-M Workload Change Manager users can customize the language settings from the Control-M Workload Change ManagerR interface. |
Maximum Number of Jobs in Flow Diagram View |
Determines the maximum number of jobs to load into a flow diagram view. If this number is exceeded, job view automatically changes into list view. |
E-Mail Sender |
Defines the sender email address that is used to send notifications to Control-M Workload Change Manager end users. |
User Inactivity Timeout (minutes): |
Determines the number of inactive minutes before the Control-M Control-M Workload Change Manager site times out. |
New Folder Default Strictness Level: |
Determines whether to enforce validation on a new folder or not. |
Order Method Default Settings: |
Determines whether Control-M Workload Change Manager jobs are ordered according to specific date and time or automatically. |
End User's Site Portal URL (myhomepage) |
Defines a URL or a network path that contains an internal site portal that is referenced by Control-M Workload Change Manager end users. The file type can be one of the following:
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Automatic Save Interval (seconds): |
Determines the number of seconds between each workspace save when the Auto Save preference is checked. |
Enable Change Management Integration |
Enables the integration between Control-M Workload Change Manager and a third party change management system. If disabled, it does not affect the other Workload Change Manager system parameters. |
REST Service URL |
Defines a URL for the third party change management system REST service that is used to be integrated with Workload Change Manager. For more information see Workload Change Manager integration with a change management system. If you want to use an HTTPS URL, see Configuring secure communication between Control-M Workload Change Manager and an change manager system. Note: To use an HTTPS URL the web server must be configured to work with HTTPS. |
REST Service Timeout |
Determines the time, in seconds, for the REST Service invocation to be considered not responsive when connecting Control-M Workload Change Manager to the REST service. |
Change Management Status Button |
Determines whether the Change Management Status button is visible or hidden in the Control-M application. If enabled, users can click the button to view the status of a request in the change management system. |
Change Ticket Field Editable |
Determines whether or not the Change Ticket field in Control-M Workload Change Manager and in Control-M can be edited. |
Enable Check-in |
Enables the Control-M Workload Change Manager web user to check-in a job flow without having to submit a request to the Control-M Scheduler. If enabled, a Check-in button appears in the Control-M Workload Change Manager web application. |
Enable Site Standard Enforcement |
Enables you to enforce the assignment of a Site Standard to a job flow, which prevents Control-M Workload Change Manager web users from creating a job flow without a site standard assigned. Note: You must set the New Folder Default Strictness Level to Strict to enable Site Standard enforcement for a new job flow. The Enforce validations of a folder must be set to true to enable Site Standard enforcement on existing folders. |
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