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# Tools and Utilities

This document covers the following topics:

- Administration Functions

- Object-Specific Maintenance Functions

- Process Control and Monitoring Functions

- Entire Operations Utilities

- Import and Export Functions

## Administration Functions

Entire Operations provides administration functions to maintain user permissions and profiles, perform global maintenance functions and specify default system settings.

#### Related Topics:

- Administration documentation

## Object-Specific Maintenance Functions

Entire Operations provides object-specific maintenance functions as indicated for the individual objects in the section Entire Operations Maintenance Objects.

### Diagram Function for Network Maintenance

Entire Operations GUI Client provides a diagram function that represents a network (master and active) and can be used to maintain all objects that belong to a network. The maintenance functions provided in the diagram correspond to the functions available in the tree view of the main application window.

#### Related Topics:

Viewing and Maintaining a Job Network Diagram - User's Guide

### Edit Functions

Entire Operations provides edit functions to create, view or modify any of the following:

- Master JCL in an operating system file or a Natural object.

- Active JCL in the Entire Operations system file.

- Macros sources for dynamic JCL generation.

- Natural programs and subprograms that run as jobs in job networks or execute as user exit routines.

- Online documentation (text descriptions) of networks, jobs and job events.

- Job protocols, job output and listings (read-only view).

- The Entire Operations system log (read-only view).

#### Related Topics:

- Editing Master JCL and Natural Sources - User's Guide

- Handling Macro Sources for Dynamic JCL Generation - User's Guide

- Documenting Your Networks - User's Guide

- Writing and Viewing Online Documentation for a Job - User's Guide

- Creating and Viewing Online Documentation for Events - User's Guide

## Process Control and Monitoring Functions

Entire Operations provides several features to control and monitor network processing.

This section covers the following topics:

- Logging

- Reporting

- Diagram Function for Network Control

### Logging

Entire Operations provides a log file which records every event during network processing. It also records all manual changes to active jobs, such as JCL corrections or updates of symbol tables. This information is available online and can be used for reporting and statistical purposes.

The log information can be selected according to job network and job, as well as according to dates and times, or even users. The log reports can also be exported into a sequential file, thus providing the opportunity for further analysis with any other tool and according to any criteria.

#### Related Topics:

- Log Information - User's Guide

### Reporting

Entire Operations provides reports with system information useful for keeping track of operations, for making scheduling decisions or even for planning future production cycles.

The reports cover the following:

- Information on all jobs, selectable according to terminated jobs, abended jobs and jobs which have not been started. Date ranges and network names can be specified to further narrow selection down. Reports on all jobs include all events, activation time, messages, termination status etc. All job reports are sorted according to log time.

- Network information, selectable according to whether a short overview is required or a longer report that includes detailed information on network components. In all network reports, information is provided on network and job definition, all input conditions and resources, as well as End-of-Job handling, including output conditions. The more detailed reporting option additionally displays all text descriptions available on the network, job and event level.

- Schedule overview of selected or all networks, consisting of a list of jobs to be scheduled within a specified range of dates. This can either be done for time ranges belonging to the past to get a list of all unsatisfied network activations or you can request the Network schedule overview for future production periods to get information for forecasting and planning purposes.

- Cross-reference information on the use of Entire Operations objects.

All reports can be viewed online and printed or stored for archiving purposes.

Using Entire Operations import/export functions, the contents of the master database can be unloaded to a sequential file, too. This feature is intended for migration and transport purposes, but you can also use it to build up your own reporting system.

#### Related Topics:

- Log Information - User's Guide

- Reporting - User's Guide

- Cross-References - User's Guide

### Diagram Function for Network Control

Entire Operations GUI Client provides a diagram function that represents a network (master and active) and can be used to monitor all objects that belong to a network, see whether they are connected and check network execution.

#### Related Topics:

- Viewing and Maintaining a Job Network Diagram - User's Guide

## Entire Operations Utilities

Entire Operations provides utilities that are used to perform selected Entire Operations functions. A utility is usually a standalone Natural program that runs either online or in batch mode when invoked by a Natural batch job.

#### Related Topics:

- Entire Operations Utilities - User's Guide

## Import and Export Functions

Entire Operations provides import and export functions that can be used for migration purposes and mass updates.

#### Related Topics:

- Import/Export Functions documentation

### On this page

- Administration Functions
- Object-Specific Maintenance Functions
- Process Control and Monitoring Functions
- Entire Operations Utilities
- Import and Export Functions