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Excluding Jobs ( CA MAT Scope)

When option 3 on the Scope of Workload window is selected, the Job Exclusion panel is displayed for the exclusion of jobs from the measurement tool in use.

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 The following Jobs/Jobsteps will GENERALLY NOT be measured by CA MAT           
                                                                                
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Use the Job Exclusion panel to define the following items:

• The job names to be excluded from the CA MAT Scope.
• The job names of any IMS regions started from a batch job. IMS regions brought up as Started Tasks (not from batch) need not be listed here. When a new IMS region that is started as a batch job is added to your system, or if the jobname of an existing IMS region started as a batch job is changed, you must update this panel to exclude that jobname. This process will ensure that the Central Component does not automatically generate measurements for the online region. The IMS Feature is used to manage CA MAT measurements in online IMS regions.