Roles and responsibilities

In a typical enterprise, different users contribute to the implementation and operation of the product. Table 1 describes the roles and responsibilities of all users in the process model, showing the tasks they perform.

Table 1. Roles and responsibilities in IBM Workload Scheduler for SAP

User role	User task
IBM Workload Scheduler administrator	Creating the IBM Workload Scheduler RFC user Creating the authorization profile for the IBM Workload Scheduler user Copying the correction and transport files Importing ABAP/4 function modules into SAP
IBM Workload Scheduler configurator	Changing the IBM Workload Scheduler RFC user ID password Migrating from previous versions Print parameter and job class issues Defining the configuration options Connecting to the SAP system Creating SAP Standard R/3 jobs from the Dynamic Workload Console Using the BDC Wait option Implementing job interception Defining user authorizations to manage SAP Business Warehouse InfoPackages and process chains Setting and using job throttling Exporting SAP factory calendars Setting National Language support options
IBM Workload Scheduler developer	Editing a standard SAP job Task string to define SAP jobs Displaying details about a standard SAP job Verifying the status of a standard SAP job Deleting a standard SAP job from the SAP database Balancing SAP workload using server groups Defining SAP jobs dynamically Managing SAP Business Warehouse InfoPackages and process chains
IBM Workload Scheduler developer	Defining internetwork dependencies and event rules based on SAP background events Defining event rules based on IDoc records Defining event rules based on CCMS Monitoring Architecture alerts
IBM Workload Scheduler operator	Rerunning a standard SAP job Mapping between IBM Workload Scheduler and SAP job states Raising an SAP event Killing an SAP job instance Displaying details about a process chain job