JCLALL2: The programs PGMB1-BA generate the batch terminal input datasets. Ensure you read the program details before running this job.

JCLALL3: This job will generate flow charts for each of the applications. You should check these to ensure all is well before running the BTIs to load the jobs onto CA-7. It is easier to change things before the batch work is loaded onto CA-7. If necessary alter the flat files or OPC online before rerunning all previous jobs.

BTIs:  Load the BTIs. You must run the BTIADDS first to define all the job. but after that the order does not matter. Remember that BTIJSCHD and BTISETPS will create live job schedules. For this reason it may be better to add a DON'T SCHEDULE BEFORE date to all the scheduled jobs before defining these schedules. This can be done with the PGMCHG program. You may find it useful to use the PGMBS & PGMBTCHK programs when running the batch terminals - see the documentation on these programs and the JCL in JCLALL4 and BTIPROC.

JCLALL6:  Now for the real test, here we compare a CA-7 forecast with the OPC long term plan. Any errors here must be followed up.

JCLDAILY: This job satisfies the predecessors which will not be posted. As soon as you start live running you must run this program daily. See the PGMC11 / PGMC2  documentation for more details.

Special Resource links: Under OPC you can run jobs to enable/disable special resources and change R1 and R2 values. All these links will need to be identified and changed to control the virtual resource management (VRM) resources. Unfortunately this will need to be done manually.