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S-90 - PART II SYS/84-04-10
TECHNICAL PROPOSAL Page
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Page
1 INTRODUCTION ...................................
7
1.1 DECISION TO BID S-90 .......................
7
2 GUIDELINES FOR READING THE PROPOSAL ............
8
3 SOFTWARE .....................................
11
3.1 SYSTEM SOFTWARE ............................
11
3.1.1 Operating System .......................
11
3.1.2 Data Base Management System ...........
11
3.1.3 System Development .....................
12
3.1.3.1 General ............................
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3.1.3.2 Environment for System Development .
13
3.1.3.3 Question Concerning Special
Requirements for System Development
14
3.1.3.4 Question Concerning ORACLE..........
14
3.1.3.5 Question Concerning Mimer ..........
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3.1.4 Data Communication .....................
15
3.1.4.1 General Concept ....................
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3.1.4.2 Communication Architecture .........
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3.1.4.3 Local Communication ................
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3.1.4.4 Remote Communication ...............
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3.1.5 Question Concerning Remote Diagnostics .
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3.2 GENERAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SYSTEM ......
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3.2.1 Text Processing ........................
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3.2.1.1 General ............................
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3.1.2.2 Format .............................
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3.1.2.3 Storage Directories and Search .....
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3.1.2.4 Typing and Editing .................
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3.2.1.5 Print Out and Page Numbering .......
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3.2.2 Question Concerning Storage Registers ..
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3.2.3 Question Concerning Facilities for
Calculation ............................
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3.2.4 Diary Administration ...................
25
3.2.5 Calendar, Administration ...............
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3.2.6 Electronic Mail ........................
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3.2.7 Simple Programming Aids ................
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3.2.8 Question Concerning Graphics ...........
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3.3 USER INTERFACE .............................
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3.3.1 General ................................
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3.3.2 Login ..................................
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3.3.3 Logout .................................
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3.3.4 Dialogue ...............................
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3.3.5 Response Times ........................
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3.3.6 Function Keys ..........................
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3.3.7 Screen Layout ..........................
28
3.3.8 Language ...............................
28
3.3.9 Error Handling .........................
28
3.3.10 Help Function ........................
28
3.4 LIV-85 APPLICATION PROGRAMS ................
29
3.4.1 Present System. Descriptions ...........
29
3.4.2 LIV-85 Comments and Modifications ......
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3.4.3 General Remarks ........................
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4 HARDWARE .......................................
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4.1 COMPUTER ...................................
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4.2 SECONDARY STORAGE ..........................
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4.3 WORKSTATION ................................
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4.3.1 Monitor ...............................
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4.3.2 Keyboard ...............................
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4.3.3 Printer ................................
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4.4 "R…1e…S"-APPROVED WORKSTATION .................
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4.5 TIME TERMINAL SYSTEM .......................
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4.6 APL-TERMINAL ...............................
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4.7 FIBEROPTICAL COMMUNICATION .................
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4.8 PROPOSED AMOS/NY CONFIGURATION .............
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5 DATA SECURITY ..................................
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5.1 INTRODUCTION ...............................
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5.2 SYSTEM FUNCTIONS ...........................
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5.3 ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM ......................
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5.4 SYSTEM CONTROL .............................
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5.5 STORAGE OF INFORMATION .....................
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5.6 BACKUP OF DATA .............................
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5.7 SUPPORT AND SERVICE ........................
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5.8 SIGNAL PROTECTION ..........................
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6 ENVIRONMENT ....................................
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6.1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS .......................
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6.2 CLIMATIC ENVIRONMENT AND NOISE .............
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6.2.1 Temperature and Relative Humidity ......
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6.2.2 Temperature Change .....................
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6.2.3 Heat Dissipation .......................
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6.2.4 Noise ..................................
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6.3 MECHANICAL ENVIRONMENT .....................
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6.3.1 Free Fall ..............................
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6.3.2 Tipping ................................
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6.3.3 Shock, Vibration .......................
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6.4 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT ................
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6.4.1 Mains Supply ...........................
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6.4.2 Sensivity ..............................
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6.4.3 Emitted Disturbances ...................
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6.4.4 Compromosing Emanation (R…1e…S) From
Processor Equipment ....................
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6.4.4.1 Development of R…1e…S-Equipment .......
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6.4.4.2 Adapting Commercial Equipment to
R…1e…S-Standards ......................
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7 MAINTENANCE ....................................
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7.1 GENERAL ....................................
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7.2 REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS ......................
85
7.3 LEVELS OF MAINTENANCE ......................
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7.3.1 On Site Maintenance ....................
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7.3.2 Regional Maintenance Centers ...........
86
7.3.3 Central Maintenance Center .............
86
7.4 SPARE PARTS ................................
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7.4.1 Spare Parts Requirements ...............
86
7.4.2 Spare Part Destribution ................
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7.4.3 Migration ..............................
87
7.4.4 Optimum Spares Support Strategy ........
87
7.5 RELIABILITY, MAINTAINABILITY AND
AVAILABILITY (RMA) .........................
89
7.6 SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE .......................
89
7.7 CR RESPONSIBILITY ..........................
89
7.8 LIFE SUPPORT COSTS (LSC) ...................
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8 QUALITY ASSURANCE ..............................
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8.1 QUALITY PROGRAM ............................
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8.2 SYSTEM DEFINISTION .........................
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8.3 SYSTEM TESTING .............................
92
8.3.1 System Qualification Test (SQT) ........
92
8.3.2 System Acceptance Test (SAT) ...........
93
8.3.3 System Installation Test (SIT) .........
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8.3.4 Test/Accept Documentation ..............
93
8.4 QA RESPONSIBILITIES ........................
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8.4.1 Std. Hardware and Software .............
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8.4.2 Software Development ...................
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8.4.3 Configuration Management ...............
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9 DOCUMENTATION ..................................
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9.1.1 Types of Documentation .................
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9.1.2 Contents of Documentation ..............
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9.1.3 Language ...............................
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9.1.4 Production and Delivery ................
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9.1.4.1 Standard Documentation .............
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9.1.4.2 Application Documentation ..........
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9.1.5 Update of Documents ....................
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9.1.6 Documentation Plan .....................
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9.1.7 Copyright and Use of Documentation .....
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10 INSTALLATION .................................
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10.1 GENERAL ..................................
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10.2 SITE SURVEY ..............................
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10.3 EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION DRAWINGS ..........
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10.4 TRANSPORTATION ...........................
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10.5 SITE INSTALLATION ........................
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10.6 FACILITY REQUIREMENTS ....................
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10.6.1 Facility Layouts .....................
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10.6.1.1 Support System (St…18…dsystem) AREA .
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10.6.1.2 Functional System AREA
(Funktions System) ...............
105
10.6.1.3 Signal Cable Routing .............
105
10.6.2 Facility Requirements ................
105
10.6.2.1 Access and Dimensions ............
110
10.6.2.2 Air Cooling ......................
110
10.6.2.3 Power ............................
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10.6.2.4 Environmental Requirements .......
111
10.6.3 Installation and Signal Cabling
Requirements .....................
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11 TRAINING ......................................
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11.1 GENERAL ..................................
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11.1.1 Course Types and Description .........
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11.1.2 Training Plan ........................
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11.1.3 Training Documentation ...............
119
11.1.3.1 Special Equipment ................
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