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Scheduling Job Integrations with HCL Workload Automation
Access methods
Common serviceability for the access methods
This section provides information common to all the access methods including return code mapping, configuring the tracing utility, and troubleshooting the access method.
The return code mapping feature
Creating a return code mapping file
Considerations

Scheduling Job Integrations with HCL Workload Automation
- Job integrations to extend workload scheduling capabilities
- Access methods
  - Installing and configuring the access methods
    The access methods documented in this guide are packaged with HCL Workload Automation and are automatically installed with the product on dynamic and fault-tolerant agents.
  - Access method for PeopleSoft
    What you need and what you can do with Access method for PeopleSoft.
  - Common serviceability for the access methods
    This section provides information common to all the access methods including return code mapping, configuring the tracing utility, and troubleshooting the access method.
    - The return code mapping feature
    - Configuring the tracing utility
      Learn how to configure the trace utility for all the access methods.
- Integration with SAP

Considerations

Note the following facts:

The order of the pattern lines is important because the first matching pattern line is used to build the return code value.
Empty pattern strings (“ˮ) are ignored by the pattern matching procedure.

For example, the following is a valid pattern sequence. The first line is more restrictive than the second line.

“625 “User * missing = 104
“ “User * missing = 102

The following pattern sequence is formally valid, but the second pattern line is never used. Because the first line is more general, it is always matched first.

“ “User * missing = 102
“625 “User * missing = 104