ClearPath IX Systems Installation and Configuration Guide

Glossary
Software Controlled Performance (SCP)
A software feature that controls OS 2200 performance by means of an Exec key that
authorizes the number of IPs the system may use and the performance level (a percentage
of the maximum possible performance) at which the IPs may run.
SP-AMS
See Single Point Autoaction Message System.
SP-AMS database
The patterns and associated actions used by the Single Point Autoaction Message System
that allows it to automatically recognize messages from UnixWare and A Series host
systems and respond to these messages.
SPO
See Single Point Operations.
SPO Console
A software application that enables a user to monitor and control multiple host systems
from a single workstation.
SPO Console/Enterprise Server Edition (ESE)
The full-featured version of SPO Console capable of monitoring and controlling OS 2200, A
Series, UnixWare, and Windows NT systems.
SPO/HMP Console
A restricted version of SPO Console, specifically adapted to monitor and control a single
ClearPath IX server.
SPO server
The SVR4 hardware platform on which SPO Console runs.
SQL
See Structured Query Language.
static load balancing
Manually moving a group between nodes of a cluster to manually balance the load across
two nodes.
static page
A document object in the form of a file. The file can contain any type of data, such as text,
graphic images, video, or audio. It is not an executable program file.
Status feature
A feature of SPO Console/ESE that allows a site to define additional classifications for use
by Single Point Status and that allows new classes and attributes to be defined in
classifications provided with SPO Console.
Structured Query Language (SQL)
A specialized language for defining, retrieving, changing, and maintaining data in
databases. End users can use SQL to perform ad hoc, interactive queries. Programmers
can include SQL statements in applications written with high-level languages, such as C,
C++, and COBOL.
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