The Adapter
Setup wizard and Add Domain Category wizard
provide convenient ways to create the jobs that stage, summarize,
and report on the IT resource data that an adapter loads. However,
these wizards do not run the jobs that they create. You must run
the resulting jobs as needed.
Deploying a job enables
you to execute the job outside of the SAS IT Resource Management client.
This practice might be necessary when scheduling a job to run at a
specified time or when a job might need to be made available as a
stored process. SAS IT Resource Management enables you to deploy as
well as run jobs.
For more information about deploying, scheduling, and running
jobs, see Jobs That Process IT Data.
The Adapter
Setup wizard and Add Domain Category wizard
create jobs that are separated into individual component jobs. Therefore,
you have the flexibility to modify, deploy, and run them separately
if you have updates to only one aspect of the data extraction, transformation,
loading, and reporting process.
The jobs that the
Adapter
Setup and
Add Domain Category wizard
create depend on one another to process the raw data for reporting.
For example, the aggregation jobs include aggregations that rely on
the staged tables that are generated when the staging job is run.
As a result, each job should be run only after the jobs that it depends
on have been run. The following list shows the types of jobs that
these wizard create and the dependencies of each. Each job type in
the list is dependent on the job type that precedes it.
-
staging job
-
aggregation job
-
information map job
-
reporting job
-
exception job
Note: An exception job is dependent
on the successful execution of the job that generates its source table.