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It would be useful if the workload designer could show external dependencies between multiple chained jobstreams, to allow a better understanding of the scheduling network. Currently the designer only shows immediate predecessors for jobstreams.
Example
Let's say we have 3 jobstreams called APPL1, APPL2, APPL3.
APPL2 has APPL1 as predecessor, and APPL3 has APPL2 as predecessor.
We wish that opening all 3 jobstreams from the designer we could see a single graphical view of all 3 jobstreams at once, with external dependencies visible as arrows, somthing similar to this:
APPL1 -> APPL2 ->APPL3
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