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Courses & Publications for MultiValue Systems
Malcolm Bull |
MB-Master Courses: Pick
The following courses cover various aspects of generic Pick & MultiValue systems:
This course is aimed at anyone who is to be responsible for the day to day running of their system, possibly in an operational role or as Systems Manager or Systems Administrator
This Course is suitable for anyone working on:
jBASE
mv·BASE
Power95
R83 and generic MultiValue
systems.
Although the general principles may be the same, this is not suitable as an MB-Master Self-Tuition Course on non-generic systems, such as UniVerse, UniData, Prime and Advanced Revelation, without considerable support and guidance from the System Manager or on-site personnel
Prerequisites: A familiarity with MultiValue systems to the level reached on the foundation course PICK1: Starting Pick
Participants will derive greatest benefit from the course if they have had some practical experience in operational aspects of the operating system and are already familiar with the nature of the systems management duties
Contents: We cover the work to be performed by anyone with an operational responsibility for the MultiValue system:
Switching the system on and off
Checking and resetting the system parameters
Creating and deleting accounts
Monitoring files
Creating logon Procs and closed systems
Living with the spooler
Using the backing storage devices
Saving and restoring data
Selective restores
Using the file statistics
Resizing files
Security aspects – system privileges, passwords, lock-codes
Checking for, finding, correcting and recovering from group format errors (GFEs)
Using the system's message facilities
This course is aimed at anyone who is to be responsible for the day-to-day running of their system, possibly in an operational role or as Systems Manager
This Course is suitable for anyone working on:
jBASE
mv·BASE
Power95
R83 and generic MultiValue
systems.
Although the general principles may be the same, this is not suitable as an MB-Master Self-Tuition Course on non-generic systems, such as UniVerse, UniData, Prime and Advanced Revelation, without considerable support and guidance from the System Manager or on-site personnel
Prerequisites: We assume a familiarity with the Pick system to the level reached on the foundation course PICK1: Starting Pick
Participants will derive greater benefit from the course if they have had some practical experience in operational aspects of MultiValue systems and if they are already familiar with the nature of the systems management duties
Contents: We cover the fundamental tasks to be performed by anyone with an operational responsibility for MultiValue systems:
Starting/stopping the system
Checking/resetting the system parameters
Creating accounts
Monitoring/resizing files
Creating logon Procs
The spooler
Using backing storage devices
Saving and restoring data
File statistics
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Malcolm Bull 2007 / MB Training & Consultancy Services /
MBTraining@aol.com
Revised 4th September 2007 / corsp / 6