

The Curious Case of the Frog in the Codepage
If you live and work in the United States of America, or to a degree the United Kingdom, you may be blissfully unaware of what an EBCDIC Code Page is, […]
Spreading the Word
When you make changes in Workload Automation, it’s always a good idea to be able to get other people to review those changes quickly and easily. One of the most […]
Falling off an MLOG
The EQQMLOG is a valuable source of diagnostic information for the Workload Automation z/OS product set. Every task has one, every job that interacts with the product has one, it […]
Completing Groups in Batch
Today’s little tip is about how to use WAPL to complete an application group in the current plan.
The key thing about groups in the plan is that they are a […]
Waiting for the Weekend
OK, we’re all guilty of waiting for the weekend in our regular working week, but what if we want our daily batch to wait for weekly work?
Well that’s not a […]
Avoiding errors with NOERROR
Deciding on your policy for whether a job works or not is fundamental to how you run your batch. But do you know all the different ways the Workload Automation […]
Complex Criteria #2
I often have conversations with customers about the number of PERIODs they have to manually update each year, and how they wished they didn’t have to.
Since the advent of […]
Complex Criteria #1
I often have conversations with customers about the number of PERIODs they have to manually update each year, and how they wished they didn’t have to.
Since the advent of […]
Happy New Year – Automated Calendars
Each new year brings new challenges, but one challenge that come back year after year is adding your holidays to your calendar, or worse calendars.
Traditionally this has been a […]
