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'''UL/SPF''' -- ''User Language System Productivity Facility'' -- is a family of products developed and owned by Sirius Software, and implemented as User Language application subsystems, designed to function together in a Model 204 Online.
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Each product in the family can be installed and run independently, or each can be installed and run as a component of
the integrated UL/SPF (User Language / System Productivity Facilities) framework.  All UL/SPF products share a common "look and feel" that is modeled on IBM's ISPF facilities. UL/SPF supplants the sometimes arcane command language of Model 204, providing a highly productive full screen interface to a variety of common Model 204
functions.
 
UL/SPF enhances the capabilities of Model 204 and bypasses many of its restrictions, enabling the performance of routine tasks that were previously impossible or prohibitively time-consuming.
UL/SPF comprises the following products:
 
==UL/SPF Components==
 
[[SirDBA]] A system that analyzes Model 204 databases to determine their logical
structure, populating an internal catalog. SirDBA is distributed as a
component of the Sir2000 Database Analysis Tools.
 
[[SirFile]] A comprehensive facility both for monitoring the physical storage utilization
of Model 204 database files and for warning users of the need for file
reorganizations. SirFile maintains historical information that allows it to
predict when file sizing problems will occur, allowing a DBA to take
preventative action before an application outage results.
 
[[SirLib]] A powerful and flexible system that provides change management and
configuration control for Model 204 User Language applications. SirLib is
fully integrated within the Model 204 programming environment, supporting
unique Model 204 constructs such as file groups, while remaining nearly
transparent to programmers.
 
[[SirMon]] A comprehensive facility for monitoring the performance and availability of
Model 204 online systems. SirMon combines the real time monitoring of
Model 204 performance with intelligent full screen displays that facilitate
System Manager duties.
 
[[SirPro]] A collection of powerful and easy to use tools for programmers, database
administrators, and application managers. SirPro provides programmers
with powerful facilities for managing large libraries of User Language
procedures, and it provides system managers with intuitive ISPF-like front
ends to many Model 204 system management commands.
 
[[SirScan]] A high performance utility that allows users in a Model 204 Online to
browse the contents of its journal in real time. SirScan permits ordinary
users to view journal entries generated by their own online session, and it
allows users in ADMIN SCLASSes to browse journal entries for any set of
users. The data is displayed in a full-screen browser with powerful
searching commands and filtering options.
 
In addition, a number of subsystems that are not linked into the UL/SPF menuing
structure may be accessed via APSY-transfer from the UL/SPF applications. One such
subsystem is [[FACT]], a utility for browsing [[SirFact]] dumps.
 
There are also many sample web and client-server applications developed for the Janus
product family that are distributed and installed along with the UL/SPF products. These
include JANCAT, an application that builds normalized views of Model 204 data for use
by Janus Specialty Data Store applications, and JANSSL, a system for creating and
managing SSL certificate requests.
 
==Related Material==
 
All [[Sirius Software]] Documentation is a available for download in PDF format, at http://sirius-software.com/maint/manlist

Latest revision as of 20:27, 23 October 2015

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