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== Acronyms == | |||
; AFP | |||
: Advanced Function Presentation, a print-stream format made popular by IBM. | |||
; AIX | |||
: Advanced Interactive eXecutive. IBM's UNIX operating system for servers containing POWER processors. | |||
; ARS | |||
: The prefix for all CMOD commands. Rumoured to stand for 'Archive Retrieval System'. | |||
; CMOD | |||
: Content Manager OnDemand, IBM's Enterprise Report Management software. | |||
; FORMDEF / PAGEDEF | |||
: Form Definition / Page Definition. A component of an AFP data stream, defining the parameters of a form or page. | |||
; JES | |||
: [http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/zosbasics/com.ibm.zos.zconcepts/zconc_whatisjes.htm Job Entry Subsystem.] In CMOD, JES is a source of mainframe output data from reports "the JES spool". This output data can be downloaded directly from a mainframe using arsjesd. | |||
; PDF | |||
: Portable Document Format. Adobe's popular format for creating, viewing, and printing documents that maintain their fidelity (look and feel) across many different types of systems (i.e. Mac, Windows, Linux, UNIX) | |||
; POWER | |||
: Performance Optimized With Enhanced RISC. IBM's custom-designed server-grade processors. | |||
; PSEG | |||
: Page Segment. A component of an AFP data stream, defining a portion of a page. | |||
; RISC | |||
: Reduced Instruction Set Computing. Refers to a concept in processor design where the CPU has less-complex individual instructions, but more of them. | |||
; XML | |||
: eXtensible Markup Language. A flexible data structure for storing data. | |||
== Terms Specific to Content Manager OnDemand == | == Terms Specific to Content Manager OnDemand == | ||
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;arsadmin | ;arsadmin | ||
: A tool used primarily for unloading data inserted into the OnDemand server by arsload. Other features allow you to compress/decompress data, or save/retrieve individual storage objects. | : A tool used primarily for unloading data inserted into the OnDemand server by arsload. Other features allow you to compress/decompress data, or save/retrieve individual storage objects. | ||
:arsjesd | |||
: A daemon that listens for mainframe output via a TCP/IP socket. This is a fast, efficient way to transfer mainframe reports or print streams directly into files on the CMOD server, to be loaded at a later date by arsload. | |||
;arsload | ;arsload | ||