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Control-M JCL Verify is a solution for validating JCL syntax and preventing job failures on z/OS systems. It integrates with Control-M and other scheduling systems to provide automated JCL validation as part of the job submission process. The tool checks for syntax errors, dataset existence, and security violations, reducing the risk of job abends and improving operational efficiency. Key capabilities...

Control-M Self Service provides a web-based interface for business users to manage batch schedules within the Control-M environment. Key features include job submission, monitoring, and status updates, all accessible through a web browser or mobile app. The architecture includes components such as the Self Service Server, which handles user requests, and the Control-M integration layer, which communicates with the Control-M...

Control-M/Analyzer is a solution for automated job output verification and analysis within a z/OS environment. Key components include the Analyzer Server, which processes and analyzes job output; the Output Repository, which stores the analyzed data; and the Client Interface, which provides access to the analysis results. The system verifies job output against pre-defined rules, enabling proactive monitoring and faster issue...

Control-M/Links is a z/OS-based automation tool designed to trigger batch jobs based on system events. It integrates with Control-M for enhanced scheduling capabilities. Key components include the Link Monitor, which watches the console for specific messages or commands, and the Event Processor, which triggers jobs. The primary function is to automate job submissions, reducing manual intervention and improving operational efficiency....

Control-M/Restart is a critical component for automating batch job recovery on z/OS. It significantly reduces the need for manual intervention, minimizing downtime and improving operational efficiency. The system comprises the Monitor, Rule Engine, and Recovery Manager, which work together to detect failures, evaluate predefined rules, and initiate restarts. Key features include the ability to define custom restart rules based on...

Control-M/Tape is a tape management solution designed for z/OS environments. It automates tape operations, reducing manual intervention and improving efficiency. Key components include the Control-M/Tape Server, Tape Catalog, Tape Inventory, and Reporting Facility. The system uses JCL-based commands such as ALLOCATE, RETAIN, and SCRATCH for tape management tasks. Authentication and access control are managed through the z/OS security system (e.g.,...

Control-O is a robust workload automation solution designed for z/OS environments. It automates batch processing, online tasks, and system operations, reducing manual intervention and improving operational efficiency. Key components include the Control-O Server, Monitor, and Agent. The system uses a command-line interface (CLI) with commands like SUBMIT, CANCEL, and LIST. Control-O integrates with other systems through APIs, enabling programmatic control...

Control-V, developed by New Dimension and later BMC, provided report management and output automation on z/OS. Key features included report archiving, indexing, and retrieval. The system used a command-line interface (CLI) for operations, with commands such as `ARCHIVE`, `RETRIEVE`, and `DELETE` for managing reports. Configuration relied on JCL and system datasets. The architecture consisted of components for report ingestion, indexing,...

Control/CICS was a CICS performance monitoring tool designed for z/OS environments. It provided real-time monitoring, historical data analysis, and reporting capabilities. Key components included the data collection agent, the monitoring console, and the reporting engine. The product used a command-line interface (CLI) for interaction, with commands like `DISPLAY` for current status, `TRACE` for transaction-level diagnostics, and `REPORT` for generating performance...

COPE for DBCTL is a solution designed to consolidate multiple test and development IMS DBCTL systems, thereby reducing CPU consumption and optimizing resource utilization. The core architecture comprises the COPE Control Program, Virtual System Manager, and Resource Manager, which work together to manage virtual IMS environments within a single IMS subsystem. The Control Program handles overall operation, while the Virtual...

COPE for DCCTL addresses the challenge of managing multiple IMS DCCTL test and development systems by consolidating them into a single IMS subsystem. This virtualization approach significantly reduces CPU usage and simplifies administrative tasks. The tool uses configuration files to define virtual IMS environments, specifying transaction routing, database mappings, and program assignments. Key benefits include reduced hardware and software costs,...

COPE for IMS is designed to consolidate multiple IMS test and development systems, reducing CPU consumption and simplifying management. The core architecture includes the COPE Control Region, which manages virtual IMS environments. The system uses z/OS security for authentication and access control, typically leveraging RACF or similar security managers. Key commands include START, STOP, and STATUS, used to control the...

COPY PLUS for DB2 provides high-speed copy and backup capabilities for Db2 databases on z/OS. The architecture includes a copy engine, a control process, and a logging component. The copy engine performs the data replication, while the control process manages the overall operation. The logging component records all activities for auditing and troubleshooting. The product uses a CLI for administration,...

Copy Services Manager (CSM) is a z/OS-based solution for managing and automating DASD replication and copy services. It simplifies the management of complex replication environments, providing a centralized interface for tasks such as snapshot creation, replication session management, and disaster recovery execution. CSM supports various replication technologies, including Metro Mirror, Global Mirror, and z/OS Global Mirror. Key features include policy-based...

CopyCrypt provides robust encryption capabilities for tape datasets on z/OS. The core components include the Encryption Engine, Key Manager, and Audit Logger. The Encryption Engine uses industry-standard encryption algorithms like AES to protect data at rest. The Key Manager securely stores and manages encryption keys, supporting key rotation. The Audit Logger records all security-related events for auditing and compliance. Administrative...

CopyExport Manager is designed to automate and streamline tape copy and export processes within the IBM z/OS environment. The system comprises several key components, including the Copy Export Engine, the Audit and Reporting Module, and the Configuration Manager. The Copy Export Engine handles the automated copy and export operations, while the Audit and Reporting Module provides detailed logs and reports...

Core24 is a cross-platform core banking solution designed for financial institutions. It provides robust features for account management, transaction processing, and customer relationship management. The system is deployed on z/OS, Microsoft UNIX, and Windows. Key components include the Account Processing Engine and Transaction Manager. Core24 supports RBAC for access control and encrypts data at rest and in transit. Common commands...

Corebank is a core banking application designed to manage various banking operations. Key components include the Transaction Processing Engine, Account Management System, and Reporting Module. These components communicate via internal messaging and database interactions, with DB2 as the database engine. Corebank supports platforms such as z/OS, system i / AS/400, Microsoft Windows, and UNIX. Administrative interfaces include a web console...

Correlog zDefender for z/OS is a critical component for security event monitoring on the z/OS platform. The agent collects security-related data, including SMF records and syslog data, and forwards it to a SIEM system for analysis. Key commands such as START, STOP, and STATUS are used for managing the agent. Configuration is primarily done through configuration files, where parameters like...

Cortex Netdriver, released in 1993, is a z/OS console automation tool designed to automate system operations and respond to alerts. The system's architecture includes a Command Processor, Event Monitor, and Action Executor. The Command Processor handles user input, the Event Monitor detects system events, and the Action Executor performs automated tasks. The primary administrative interface is the z/OS console, with...