Configuring TES Schedulers (Thick Client)

You can add TES schedulers either from the thick client or from the AAI Web UI. This topic explains how to add them from the thick client.

When You add a new TES scheduler, AAI loads by default 14 days of history from the TES instance. You can change this default value in the Configuration Tool Params tab by changing the value in the parameter named tidal.sinceDaysForJammer under less commonly configured.

Scheduler Name

Supplied by the user
Scheduler Type

TES
Connection Info for API Connection
- API URL
  
  Enter the address of the server. (Sample URL - http://localhost:8080/api/tes-6.0).
- User ID
  
  Enter the User ID
- Password
  
  Enter the password
- Time Zone
  
  Enter the timezone where the scheduler is located
Connection info for Database Connection
- Scheduler DBMS
  
  Select the database type of the TES database
- Host name
  
  Enter host name of the TES database
- Port
  
  Enter the port that the TES database is on
- Database Name/Oracle Service Name
  
  Enter the name of the TES database or Oracle Service Name
- Time Zone
  
  Enter the timezone where the c database is located
- User ID
  
  Enter the name of the user that has at least read access to the following tables:
  - evntmst
  - jobcls
  - jobdep
  - jobdtl
  - jobmst
  - jobrun
  - msglog
  - nodlstms
  - nodmst
  - nodout
  - owner
  - resjob
  - resmst
  - schmst
  - servicemst
  - sysval
  - usrmst
  - varmst
  If the database is Oracle, there must also be synonyms for these tables.
- Password
  
  Enter the password
- Timeout
  
  Optionally, enter a JDBCsocket/read timeout in minutes different from the default of 0 (no timeout). Only use if needed under guidance from Tech Support.
- Custom connection string
  
  Optionally, enter a custom JDBC connection string

Primary Connection