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Teilnehmer-Rechensysteme

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Der Teilnehmer-Betrieb ist eine kommunikationsorientierte Methode für die Benutzung einer Digitalrechenanlage. Es ist eine Technik, die gleichzeitigen Zugriff zu einer Anlage durch zwei oder mehrere Benutzer zuläßt. Der Zugriff zu den Dienstleistungen, die die Anlage den Benutzern anbietet, ist in der Regel auch von entfernt installierten Außenstationen aus möglich. Jeder Benutzer eines Teilnehmer-Rechensystems (TRS) soll die Möglichkeit haben, Daten in das System einzuspeichern, aus dem System Daten abzufragen und sie zu verändern, ohne daß dabei unzumutbare Wartezeiten entstehen. Außerdem soll es möglich sein, daß der Benutzer eigene im Speicher aufgebaute Programme starten, mit Parametern versorgen und Ergebnisse entgegennehmen kann. Bei Programmen mit großer Ausführungszeit wird erwartet, daß der Benutzer von der Außenstation den Programmlauf verfolgen und das Programmende abwarten kann [20, 28, 38, 57, 62, 63].

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Schmitt, A. (1974). Teilnehmer-Rechensysteme. In: Steinbuch, K., Weber, W. (eds) Taschenbuch der Informatik. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65588-3_6

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