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DATABASE DESIGN DOCUMENT
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T̲A̲B̲L̲E̲ ̲O̲F̲ ̲C̲O̲N̲T̲E̲N̲T̲S̲
1 PURPOSE ANDSCOPE .............................
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2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS AND REFERENCES ...........
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2.1 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS ......................
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2.2 PROJECT REFERENCES ........................
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2.3 TERMS ....................................
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2.4 ABBREVIATIONS .............................
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3 DATA DEFINITIONS AND CONVENTIONS ..............
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3.1 DATA TYPES ................................
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3.1.1 Standard Types ........................
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.1.2 Scalar Types ..........................
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3.1.3 Subrange Types ........................
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3.1.4 Structured Types ......................
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3.1.4.1 Array Types .......................
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3.1.4.2 Record Types .....................
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3.1.5 Pointer ...............................
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3.1.6 Reference .............................
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3.2 DEFINITION OF VARIABLES AND CONSTANTS ....
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3.2.1 Definition of Variables ...............
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3..2 Constant Definitions ..................
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3.3 NAMING CONVENTION FOR DATA ITEMS ..........
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3.4 GRAPHICAL PRESENTATION OF DATA ............
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3.4.1 Bit Level Diagrams ....................
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3.4.2 Character Level Diagrms ..............
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3.4.3 Word Level Diagrams ...................
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3.4.4 Graphical Presentation of Relations
Between Data Structures (Example only)
3.5 DECLARATION OF VARIABLES .................
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4 TYPES AND CNSTANTS ...........................
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5 SYSTEM DATA ..................................
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5.1 SYSTEM PARAMETERS ........................
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5.1.1 Distribution Parameters ...............
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5.1.2 Channel Parameters ....................
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5.1.3 ACP127-Parameters .....................
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5.1.4 Device Parameters .....................
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5.1.5 Time Parameers .......................
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5.1.6 CAMPS S/W Status ......................
29
5.1.7 Network Parameters ....................
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5.1.8 Security Parameters ...................
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5.2 CONFIGURATION TABLES .....................
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5.2.1 S/W Configuration Tables ..............
31
5.2.2 H/W Configuration Tables ..............
31
5.3 PROFILES ..................................
31
5.3.1 User Tables ...........................
36
5.3.2 Terminal Tbles .......................
38
5.3.3 Device Tables .........................
41
5.3.4 Channel Tables ........................
42
5.4 GLOBAL SERIAL NUMBERS .....................
46
5.5 REPORT FORMATS ...........................
46
5.5.1 Application Reports ...................
47
5.6 System Call Error Codes ...................
60
6 CAMPS ROUTING AND DISTRIBUTION TABLES .........
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6.1 SIC-Tables ................................
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6.2 SDL-Tabe .................................
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6.3 SCD-Table .................................
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6.4 AIG-Tables ................................
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6.5 PLA-Tables ................................
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6.6 Local PLA-Table ..........................
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6.7 RI-Table ..................................
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6.8 Local RI-Table ............................
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7 QUEUES ........................................
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7.1 QUEUE CONCEPT .............................
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7.11 Queue Structure .......................
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7.1.2 Queue Attributes ......................
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7.1.3 Queue Groups ..........................
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7.1.4 Queue Capabilities ....................
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7.1.5 Queue References .....................
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7.1.6 Queue Elements ........................
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7.1.7 QEL Attributes ........................
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7.1.8 Queue References Examples .............
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7.2 DEFINITION OF ALL QUEUES ..................
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7.2.1 SSC Queue Description .................
99
7.2.2 TEP Queue Description .................
107
7.2.3 LOG Queue Description .................
135
7.2.4 THP Queue Description .................
138
7.2.5 MDP Queue Description .................
149
7.2.6 SAR Queue Desription .................
150
7.2.7 STP Queue Description .................
154
7.3 DEFINITION OF ALL QUEUE GROUPS ............
155
7.3.1 User VDU Command Queues ...............
155
7.3.2 User VDU Receive Queues ...............
155
7.3.3 User VDU Release Queues ...............
155
7.3.4 User VDU Response Queues ..............
155
7.3.5 Printer Command Queues ...............
156
7.3.6 Printer Print Queues ..................
156
7.3.7 Channel Comman Queues ................
157
7.3.8 Circuit Queues ........................
157
7.3.9 User VDU System Queues ................
157
7.3.10 Printer System Queues .................
158
7.3.11 Transport System Queues ...............
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7.3.12 Supervisory System Queues .............
158
7.3.13 MSOS Command Queues ...................
159
7.3.14 MDOS Command Queues ...................
159
7.4 DEFINITION OF ALL QUEUE CAPABILITIES ......
159
7.5 DEFINITION OF MAITYPE AND SUBTYPE
FOR ALL Q ELEMENTS ........................
182
8 SUBPROCESSES AND PROCESS PROFILES .............
248
8.1 SUBPROCESS CONCEPTS .......................
248
8.2 ACCESS PROFILE ............................
248
8.3 EFINITION OF ALL SUBPROCESSES ............
250
8.3.1 TEP SUBPROCESSES ......................
251
8.3.2 THP SUBPROCESSES ......................
259
8.3.3 MDP SUBPROCESSES ......................
266
8.3.4 SAR SUBPROCESSES .....................
267
8.3.5 LOG SUBPROCESSES ......................
268
8.3.6 STP SUBPROCESSES ......................
269
8.3.7 SSC SUBPROCESSES ......................
270
8.3.8 TMP SUBPROCESSES ......................
273
8.3.9 CSF SUBPROCESSES ......................
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9 OTHER TMP Table ...............................
276
9.1 TEP COMMAND TABLE .......................
