Dynamic Workload Console User's Guide
- Getting Started
  Information about the Dynamic Workload Console installation and configuration.
- Running HCL Workload Automation from a mobile device
  Use your mobile device to easily and quickly interact with your HCL Workload Automation environment.
- Managing users and repositories
  How to configure, change, and share your settings repository and change the DB2 user. How to manage the user settings.
- Configuring High Availability
  How to configure, change, and share your settings repository.
- Customizing your console
  You can customize your console to have just the tasks that you want to access.
- HCL Workload Automation Concepts
  Conceptual information about HCL Workload Automation
- Creating and Editing Objects
  - Designing your scheduling environment
    To begin working with HCL Workload Automation you must design your scheduling environment.
  - Designing your Workload
    Create and editing workload definitions in the database.
    - Defining a Line of Business
      You can use Folders to define a line of business and then create workstations in the appropriate folder
    - Creating job stream definitions
      You can create a job stream, add a run cycle, add jobs, and define an event rule.
    - Creating job definitions
      You can create a job and use the recent activities feature from the Dynamic Workload Console.
    - Performing advanced searches
      You can perform an advanced search.
    - Creating an event rule
      How you can create an event rule.
    - Editing event rules
      Editing event rules in the HCL Workload Automation database.
  - Reusing a workload in another environment
    You can use workload application template to utilize workloads that have been used in other environments. For example, when necessary, it is possible to import a workload application template in a different environment.
  - Import Cron and Windows™ Task Scheduler
    How to import a Cron or Windows™ Task Scheduler job by using the Dynamic Workload Console.
- Managing Workload Security
  Managing security settings in your environment by using Dynamic Workload Console.
- Changing user password in the plan
  How you change the user password in the plan.
- Monitoring your environment
- Working with Plans
  The main tasks that involve plans.
- Submitting Workload on Request in Production
  How you can insert jobs or job streams into your workflow at any time.
- Keeping track of changes
  How to keep track of changes in your environment
- Reporting
- Scenarios
  Scenarios demonstrating practical application of HCL Workload Automation in a business environment.
- Reference
  Reference information to perform the main tasks and activities from the Dynamic Workload Console.
- Glossary

Performing advanced searches

You can perform an advanced search.

About this task

The purpose of the following scenario is to show how to use the advanced search in the context of an example.

The scope of the scenario is to search the job named “ABSENCES” in all job streams to understand how many job streams contain that job, and what impact on the environment can have a change on that job.

Procedure

Perform the advanced search as follows:
1. From the Design menu, click Workload Designer page, and then select the engine.
2. In Explore area, click the job stream card and then click on the arrow in the search bar. This enables you to directly see the advanced filters for the job stream.
3. Ensure Object type field is pre-filled with Job stream.
4. In Jobs section, in Job name, type ABSENCES.
Click Search.
The results are shown in a table in the Explore area.

Results

You searched for all job streams that contain the job named “ABSENCES”, and now, checking the results, you can understand how a change on that job can impact the environment.