Work Management Concepts This course also available online.
Author: Manta Technologies
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Course Description: This course describes basic work management concepts.
The course begins by discussing interactive jobs. These are the sessions that are started when users sign on the system. It then describes how batch jobs are executed in the system. Next, the course considers the role three components of the OS/400 system — subsystems, job descriptions, and job queues — play in the processing of batch jobs. The course then discusses spooling, the process used to store printer output, and describes how spooled output is managed by the OS/400 system. The course ends by illustrating the flow of an interactive job and a batch job through the system.
After completing this course, you should be able to: • Name the types of OS/400 jobs and identify how each is begun • Name the OS/400 objects used to support job processing • Name the OS/400 components used to manage the output created by jobs • List the steps performed by the OS/400 operating system when running a batch or interactive job
Audience: This course is intended for anyone responsible for managing the system activity of an OS/400 system. System administrators, system programmers, and system operators would be personnel operating in this job capacity.
Prerequisites: This course assumes that you have a basic knowledge of OS/400 facilities. You can satisfy this prerequisite by successfully completing the courses in the Using an iSeries System series.
Course Outline: Job Types Subsystems and Job Descriptions Job Queues Spooled Files and Output Queues Job Flow
Course Details:
Length:
60 minutes
Materials:
A Student Reference Guide is available for this series.
Publisher:
Manta
Work Management Concepts This course also available online.
Work Management Concepts
