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Content Manager OnDemand (simply "OnDemand" or "CMOD") is IBM's flagship Enterprise Report Management ("ERM") software product. | Content Manager OnDemand (simply "OnDemand" or "CMOD") is IBM's flagship Enterprise Report Management ("ERM") software product. | ||
Revision as of 02:08, 26 October 2014
Welcome to the Content Manager OnDemand Wiki at CMOD.wiki.
Introduction to Content Manager OnDemand ("CMOD")
Content Manager OnDemand (simply "OnDemand" or "CMOD") is IBM's flagship Enterprise Report Management ("ERM") software product.
Originally designed as a Computer Output to Laser Disc ("COLD") product to store virtually endless amounts of mainframe report output, OnDemand has expanded in flexibility and functionality to include Advanced Function Presentation ("AFP"), Portable Document Format ("PDF"), eXtensible Markup Language ("XML"), and a variety of image formats (TIFF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, etc.).
CMOD's strengths are:
- Extremely high-performance loads, queries, and retrievals
- Flexibility to store documents on almost any storage media with Tivoli Storage Manager
- Access via custom Windows-based "Thick Client", Websites through IBM Content Navigator, or custom web applications
- Solid reliability and lights-out operation for most installations
For more information, visit the 'Introduction' page.
Error Messages Reference
Here is a list of error message numbers from CMOD, a description, and helpful advice on how to correct them.
Message Numbers below have recently been added to the Wiki:
ARS0013E ARS0014I ARS0015E ARS0016E
Use Cases for Content Manager OnDemand
Glossary
A list of terms specific to Content Manager OnDemand can be found in the Glossary.
Using CMOD
Administering CMOD
Building Application Groups
Building Applications
Building Folders
Best Practises
Best Practises for CMOD Administrators
Best Practises for System Admins of CMOD Servers
Advanced Topics
Advanced topics will be added shortly.
Enabling SSL on CMOD
Performance Tuning
Database Queries
Retrieval Performance
Optimizing Cache Filesystems
Montioring CMOD
Using arslog to see activity in real time
See what DB2 is doing with Snapshots & db2top
Other Resources
Links to the IBM Website
Main Page | Support | Documentation (v8.5) (v9.0) (v9.5)| Announcements | Updates and Patches | Redbooks
The OnDemand User Group
The official IBM Content Manager OnDemand User's Group Forums can be found here: http://www.odusergroup.org/forums
Last Edit By: --Jderrick (talk) 11:50, 25 October 2014 (EDT)