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BMC provides limited support for this version of the product. As a result, BMC no longer accepts comments in this space. If you encounter problems with the product version or the space, contact BMC Support.

BMC recommends upgrading to the latest version of the product. To see documentation for that version, see BMC AMI Batch Optimizer (Advanced and Standard) 2.9.

Job Optimizer Pipes overview

Job Optimizer Pipes provides the in-memory pipes feature. Job Optimizer Pipes allows data-related jobs or job steps to transfer data while running in parallel, without using I/O resources.

The Job Optimizer Pipes component establishes an in-memory pipe between one or more jobs that create the data (writers), and one or more jobs that read the data (readers).

By using a pipe, the reader can access a block as soon as the block is written. The writer and reader jobs or steps can execute on the same image or on another image in the Parallel Sysplex.

Data that is passed through a pipe exists only until read by the readers. In some situations, a physical copy of the data is required for future use or for backup purposes. To answer this need, Job Optimizer Pipes can write the data to a physical file on disk or tape. This functionality enables writer and reader jobs to execute concurrently, while still preserving a hardcopy of the data.

The following figure shows two data-dependent jobs executing in parallel: the data is concurrently piped through memory and copied to disk.

Parallel job execution with Job Optimizer Pipes

Job Optimizer Pipes is provided with MainView Batch Optimizer–Advanced Edition.



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