What's New in ThruPut Manager [On-demand Webcast]

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Catch up on the latest ThruPut Manager enhancements since Compuware acquired the batch automation product earlier this year. During this webcast, Compuware Product Manager Spencer Hallman and Software Development Manager Nancy DiFilippo will discuss recent innovations, including: - Separation of production and other workloads - Integration of ThruPut Manager into the Compuware family of products - Enhanced functionality for new z/OS 2.3 - Integration with Compuware Strobe - Ability to compare results of different versions of your Job Action Language (JAL)

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What’s New in ThruPut Manager
Spencer Hallman, Product Manager
Nancy DiFilippo, Software Development Manager
December 12, 2017

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Nancy DiFilippo
Software Development Manager
Spencer Hallman
Product Manager

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• Production Service Groups (AE)
• QUICKJOBs (AE)
• Support ThruPut Manager
Control File in
Coupling Facility (AE/SE)
April (TMT7109)

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Production Service Groups
Is Now …
Production Services Job Queue
Job Queue
P1204AC1 P1230AR2 J01AC013 P1201FI1
P1201FI1P1230AR2P1204AC1
General Services Job Queue
J01AC013

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QUICKJOBS
Execution
Job Queue
P1204AC1 P1230AR2 P1201FI1
Analysis
P1204AC1
To Front
of Queue

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Control File in Coupling Facility
• ThruPut Manager Control File is similar to JES2 Checkpoint
• IBM recommends Checkpoint in Coupling Facility for MAS > 4
– Improves performance: Faster for read operations
than cached DASD
– Ensures equitable sharing
amongst members
• Support for Control File
in Coupling Facility
– Customer inspired
– Benefits as outlined for JES2 checkpoint

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• Version 18.02 released (AE/SE)
• Compuware License Management
System (LMS) (AE/SE)
• Expanded Production Service Group
functionality (AE)
• Job Action Language (JAL)
Compare (AE/SE)
July (TMT7110)

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Compuware License Management System
Warning Mode Enforcement Mode
July 2017 – January 2018 January 2018+
LMS or License
Does not Exist
Warning message issued Product will shutdown
Expired or
Invalid License
Started task will shutdown Product will shutdown
Licenses expiring within
14 days receive warning
messages (WLM590I
written to SYSLOG)
No LMS: Recheck after
period of time before
shutting down

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• Enforcement Mode is enabled by PTF
in January maintenance
• Ensure LMS is prioritized at IPL
• Emergency licenses are available 24/7
at go.compuware.com
• May setup automation on WLM590I
message to ensure notification
of 14 days remaining
License Management System

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JAL Compare
• Evaluates Primary JAL
and Secondary JAL at same time
• Differences in analysis result
in ThruPut Manager SMF
records/SYSMGS or both
• Optionally Hold jobs with differences
• Utility DTMFSMJ creates
report showing differences
– XML format
– Can download to PC and turn into PDF

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• z/OS 2.3 support (AE/SE)
• Strobe integration (AE/SE)
October (TMT7112)

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• Support for email address
– USERID for JES 2.3
– NOTIFY statement
• Support dynamic job sequencing
– Identified in AE flower box
• Initialization deck checks
• Emergency subsystem
– Jobs are not analyzed
– ThruPut Manager JECL
statements ignored
– DCS still works
for dataset contention
z/OS 2.3 Support

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/*STROBE JECL Card Example
/*STROBE [stepname],[program],[duration],[samples],[email-address]

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• Country Multiplex Pricing support for ACM (AE)
• ThruPut Manager web graphical user interface (GUI)
Coming Soon

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Country Multiplex Pricing Support
• Extended Automated Capacity Management (ACM) to support CMP
• Allows for R4HA consideration across CPCs
• ACM will track R4HA relative to limit
defined for each LPAR set
• Specific actions as defined by installation
in SLM policy to constrain batch workload
will be taken when appropriate
• Scope is JESPLEX
• ThruPut Manager must be installed
on at least one LPAR in CPC
to monitor R4HA on that CPC

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Coming Soon: VISUALIZING Batch!
• ThruPut Manager web-based GUI
• Visualizing
– General and production
services queue data
– Where work is selected
– Detailed job information
• Estimated time to selection
• Possible causes for delays
• Rough location in queue
– R4HA from ThruPut Manager’s
viewpoint and current ACM level

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