CA-7 is a job scheduling and automation software that was originally developed by SASS and later acquired by other companies. It controls and initiates jobs on a time-driven or event-driven basis. Jobs can run based on time or dependencies on other completed jobs. CA-7 sequences jobs in batch cycles to run in order once prerequisites are met. Key functions include executing, scheduling, cancelling, restarting, and resubmitting jobs. Failed jobs can be force completed or cancelled, impacting downstream dependencies. CA-7 includes queues to manage job status and flow from initiation to completion.
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CA-7 is a job scheduling and automation software that was originally developed by SASS and later acquired by other companies. It controls and initiates jobs on a time-driven or event-driven basis. Jobs can run based on time or dependencies on other completed jobs. CA-7 sequences jobs in batch cycles to run in order once prerequisites are met. Key functions include executing, scheduling, cancelling, restarting, and resubmitting jobs. Failed jobs can be force completed or cancelled, impacting downstream dependencies. CA-7 includes queues to manage job status and flow from initiation to completion.
CA-7 is a job scheduling and automation software that was originally developed by SASS and later acquired by other companies. It controls and initiates jobs on a time-driven or event-driven basis. Jobs can run based on time or dependencies on other completed jobs. CA-7 sequences jobs in batch cycles to run in order once prerequisites are met. Key functions include executing, scheduling, cancelling, restarting, and resubmitting jobs. Failed jobs can be force completed or cancelled, impacting downstream dependencies. CA-7 includes queues to manage job status and flow from initiation to completion.
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CA-7 is a job scheduling and automation software that was originally developed by SASS and later acquired by other companies. It controls and initiates jobs on a time-driven or event-driven basis. Jobs can run based on time or dependencies on other completed jobs. CA-7 sequences jobs in batch cycles to run in order once prerequisites are met. Key functions include executing, scheduling, cancelling, restarting, and resubmitting jobs. Failed jobs can be force completed or cancelled, impacting downstream dependencies. CA-7 includes queues to manage job status and flow from initiation to completion.
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CA-7
BY ASHA RANI jAYADEEP
WHAT IS CA-7? CA-7 is an online, real time, interactive system which automatically controls, schedules and initiates work according to time-driven and/or event-driven activities.
HISTORY In the beginning A company called SASS had made CA-7 in the United States for their own internal use Then Universal Computing Company(UCC) bought the product SASS and renamed it UCC-7. In 1987, Computer Associates(CA) bought UCC, and it was their policy to name all their products with CA Prefix, so UCC-7 became CA-7.
JOB INITIATION
The initiation of the job is done in two ways:
Time based:- Jobs run based on the time specified in the Job. Event based:- Jobs are dependent on other Jobs and run only when they are completed.
Ca-7 is mainly for batch process
Sequencing of Jobs to run in order is called Batch Cycle. Here Successive Jobs are initiated automatically when the previous Jobs arecompleted and all requirements are satisfied.
Operations in CA-7
Executing/scheduling jobs Cancelling Restarting Resubmitting Hold
RESTART
RESUBMIT
The term restart is interpreted as restarting the job in the step in which it has failed. We can even restart from any other step also. Restarting a Job in CA-7:
The term re-run is interpreted as rerunning the job from the top, or first step of the job. RESUBMIT and RE-RUN have the same meaning.
Insert the restart card in jcl and resubmit it in xqm panel.
Common CA-7 Terms and Definitions
When a job enters into the CA-7 queue it can complete normally, execute and fail, or wait in the queue until all requirements are satisfied. For jobs that execute and fail the operator can take these actions
FORCE COMPLETE - A failed job is marked within CA-7 as a normal completion. Jobs waiting for the successful completion of this job will now run - if all other requirements of the job are satisfied.
CANCEL - A failed job is removed from the CA-7 queue. Jobs waiting for the successful completion of this job will not run unless the requirement for the failed job is manually satisfied and if all other requirements of the job are satisfied.
CA-7 SCREEN
Dead line Time: It is the time by which the Job should meet the requirements and should start successfully. Due Out Time: It is the time before which the Job should complete successfully. Elapsed Time: Average time of last five successful runs of the Job is called Elapsed time and is calculated by CA7.
Different Queues in CA-7
Request Queue 2. Ready Queue 3. Active Queue 4. List Queue 1.
Jobs with Timings Prior Run Queue
6 List Queue 5 Active Queue 4 Ready Queue 3 Request Queue
Production JCL Library
Ready Queue Once the job meets the requirements, the jobs moves from the request queue to Ready Queue.
Initiators
Region Parameter Resource ( Dataset / DB2 Subsystem)
Active Queue - Once the Ready queue requirements are done job will come into Active Queue.
- These are called Active Jobs, Jobs which running in MVS.
Stand Alone Jobs
Jobs which do not trigger any other Jobs are called as Stand Alone Jobs. JobA
JobB
JobC
In the above example, Job C is called the Stand Alone Job.
List Queue - Where the Failed / Abended jobs will be. - Also will be in Request Queue.
