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Managing HP 3000 Systems-for Complete Novices by George Stachnik A series of 23 articles on the basics of managing 3000 systems. Managing HP 3000 Systems-for Complete Novices Part 1: Let's Begin at the Beginning Because there is a need for some entirely new material to introduce novices to the HP 3000, Interact begins a series of articles on the basics of managing 3000 systems. Managing HP 3000 Systems-for Complete Novices Part 2: The Classic MPE File System Because most MPE applications were designed and built under the constraints of the classic MPE V file system, it's important to understand the structure and rules of that file system. Managing the HP 3000 - for Complete Novices Part3: Program Capabilities The first of two articles having focused on the framework of the MPE system, Part 3 turns to tools used to manage the framework and the programs operating in it. The HP 3000-for Complete Novices Part 4: "The Rules" for Managing Program Capabilities How to use the rules for managing capabilities associated with accounts, groups, programs, and users on your HP 3000 system. The HP 3000-for Complete Novices Part 5: OP Capabilities George Stachnik continues his series of articles with an explanation of how to back up your data and maintain the security of your system. The HP 3000 - for Complete Novices Part 6: Introduction to MPE/iX Security At least two special capabilities - AL and GL - are central to an understanding of the MPE security structure. The HP 3000 for Complete Novices Part 7: Open Systems File Security The open side of MPE security. The HP 3000 for Complete Novices Part 8: Access Control Definitions The ACD mechanism provides flexibility beyond that allowed by the proprietary security matrix, bringing the behavior of MPE more into line with open standards. The HP 3000-for Complete Novices Part 9: Software Development-Editors In Part 9 of this series of articles, Stachnik begins an examination of HP 3000 software development by discussing how to create source code. The HP 3000 - for Complete Novices Part 10: Software Development - Compilers In Part 10 of the series, the author continues his discussion of program development on the HP 3000 by discussing compilers. The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 11: Software Libraries The author continues his series with a look at the uses of system and user software libraries. The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 12: Working with Software Libraries Continuing last month's topic, Stachnik shows how to create, compile, and link programs that employ software libraries. The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices, Part 13 In this installment of the series the author covers the generation and manipulation of files, with a look at file types and attributes. The HP 3000 - for Complete Novices Part 14: File Equations and Sizes In this installment of his series Stachnik discusses how to determine and set file sizes and capacities. The HP 3000 - for Complete Novices Part 15: The Life Expectancy of a File Stachnik continues his overview of the way files are structured and manipulated on the 3000. This month he considers temporary and permanent files. The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 16: Accessing Files The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 17: Using Intrinsics The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 18: An Introduction to IMAGE/SQL The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 19: The Heart of IMAGE/SQL: Schemas The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 20: Schemas, Continued The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 21: Creating a Database Root File The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 22: Working With Datasets The HP 3000 - For Complete Novices Part 23: IMAGE/SQL Application Design