Database System Approach to Management Decision Support
Database System Approach to Management Decision Support
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4 GMIS Operation A user of this system wishing a connection to another virtual machine sends a message to the virtual machine manager (depicted in Figure 4) . The virtual machine manager will automatically log in am interface virtual machine. The interface virtual machine loads into its address space the appropriate progrcims which can transfer commands from the chosen modeling machine to the chosen database management machine amd cein treuifer data back from the database management machine to ...the modeling machine. The user may then access the appropriate datcibase machine, which waits for an "external interrupt" to be initiated by the interface VM. The user, for example, may activate an APL model which could pass to the interface machine a SEQUEL command which could pass that command on to the SEQUEL database machine.
Figure 5 depicts a user console session that dcrionstratcs such an interaction. In Figure 5 the user has previously configured an APL/EPLAN machine connected to a SEQUEL machine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4 GMIS Operation A user of this system wishing a connection to another virtual machine sends a message to the virtual machine manager (depicted in Figure 4) . The virtual machine manager will automatically log in am interface virtual machine. The interface virtual machine loads into its address space the appropriate progrcims which can transfer commands from the chosen modeling machine to the chosen database management machine amd cein treuifer data back from the database management machine to ...the modeling machine. The user may then access the appropriate datcibase machine, which waits for an "external interrupt" to be initiated by the interface VM. The user, for example, may activate an APL model which could pass to the interface machine a SEQUEL command which could pass that command on to the SEQUEL database machine.
Figure 5 depicts a user console session that dcrionstratcs such an interaction. In Figure 5 the user has previously configured an APL/EPLAN machine connected to a SEQUEL machine.
What to read after Database System Approach to Management Decision Support?
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