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"SCUZI"
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Small Computer System Interdace |
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Small Computer System Interface is also called_____;contains:
4 SEAGATE hard drives
3 TOSHIBA compact disk drives
1 VIPER cartridge tape drive
1 EXABYTE high-speed 8mm tape drive
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CPU
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Central Processing Unit |
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Definition
Central Processing Unit
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“Brains”
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Measured in K or MEGS or GIGS
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Manipulates the data
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Only true memory
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Places to plug in terminals
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“Terminal” entries to the system
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Numbered starting with 0
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Physical (real) or Phantom (TIPH)
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Work space
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| Devices used deliver, transfer, or save software and data |
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Space to store data and/or software
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Data stored by magnetic ons and offs
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Not memory
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May represent Virtual Memory
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is the operating system with Reality as the Database Management System (DBMS). |
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| System Command (verb) used to view your port number and working account name |
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| System Command (verb) used to move to a different account on the system |
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| System Command (verb) used to determine the hardware configuration (ports, drives, etc.) |
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| System Command (verb) used to determine the the amount of space that is being used on a system |
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| System Command (verb) used to determine the ports currently in use and what routine they are running |
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Used in the LPS routine to indicate the port on which you are working. |
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What command would you use, to locate the next line that contains an "o" |
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Locates lines containing "string".
Search may optionally be restricted to n lines. |
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Generates a new dictionary and/or data level file.
Format: where: m = modulo s = separation (a sep of 1 is assumed)
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:CREATE-FILE DICT file-name m , s |
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Definition
What tcl command do you use
To create a dictionary-level file:
(Commonly called a one-level file)
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Term
:CREATE-FILE DATA file-name m , s |
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What tcl command do you use
To create the data level of a file:
(Need to have the dictionary level created already - see above)
(commonly called a two-level file)
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Term
:CREATE-FILE file-name m,s m,s
(dict) (data)
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Definition
What tcl command do you use
To create a two-level file, both levels at the same time |
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| command deletes the current item and kills an ongoing multiple-item editing session. The system then returns control to TCL |
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command deletes the current list without prompting you for confirmation. |
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:RECOVER-FD file name item-id |
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Definition
If you accidentally FD an item off of disk, you may be able to recover by
doing the following command : |
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| What Inserts a null attribute. |
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| Puts you in insert mode so you can add attributes. |
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are used with English. They point to the attributes in the DATA level that hold the specific information we are trying to get access to. |
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| allows you to view files on other accounts without wandering to them. |
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| is a user oriented data retrieval language used for accessing and printing reports off of files on the reality system. |
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| ENGLISH is called either from TCL ':' or from the Utility function ENG. |
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| WHERE DO YOU CALL ENGLISH ? |
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1. Verb Options
a.(DICT)
2.FILE-NAME
3.SELECTION CRITERIA
4.SORTING CRITERIA
5. OUTPUT FIELDS |
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| What is the general format of an ENGLISH statement |
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ENGLISH VERB Outputs the selected items in “random” order. |
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ENGLISH VERB Outputs the items in Item-id sequence. |
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| Counts the number of items meeting the conditions specified. Generates a one-line output of the total number of items |
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| Sums the value of the attribute specified. Generates a one-line output of the total value. |
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Selects a set of items. These selected items are available as a group so that you can perform TCL commands on that group only. |
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ENGLISH FILE-NAME THAT
Generally resides on the Accounting logon. Used to hold important information about customers like name. credit limit, name-code |
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ENGLISH FILE-NAME THAT
resides on the Inventory logon and holds pertinent data for
parts on the system like bin, description, cost, on-hand...
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ENGLISH FILE-NAME THAT
a Service file that lives on the Accounting logon. It holds info. like make, model, year, cost, and owner of each vehicle. |
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Accounting owns this file. It is the chart of accounts for the dealership and contains data like current balance, chaining, type of account, etc. |
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| Sorts the data in ascending order by the dict-item |
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How does the ENGLISH SORTING CRITERIA
BY field
SORT THE DATA? |
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