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The System Supervisor's job may include all of the functions of the [[System Operator]]. In addition. he is responsible for: | |||
*loading new SINTRAN versions and fixes (patches) | |||
*maintaining the accounting system (if used) | |||
*optimizing performance (tuning) | |||
*making patches | |||
*running test programs | |||
*planning the company's future computer-needs | |||
Generally speaking, a System Supervisor needs to have more basic computer knowledge than is usually required of an [[System Operator|Operator]]. The way either of these jobs is defined, however, depends on the size and complexity of the system. In the case of small systems with a small number of applications, all functions might be carried out by the same person. Large installations with many computers often employ many technicians with specialized duties. | |||
==Sources== | |||
{{ND-doc|30.003.7}} Section 1.2 | |||
Revision as of 21:52, 20 September 2012
The System Supervisor's job may include all of the functions of the System Operator. In addition. he is responsible for:
- loading new SINTRAN versions and fixes (patches)
- maintaining the accounting system (if used)
- optimizing performance (tuning)
- making patches
- running test programs
- planning the company's future computer-needs
Generally speaking, a System Supervisor needs to have more basic computer knowledge than is usually required of an Operator. The way either of these jobs is defined, however, depends on the size and complexity of the system. In the case of small systems with a small number of applications, all functions might be carried out by the same person. Large installations with many computers often employ many technicians with specialized duties.
Sources
Norsk Data Document ND–30.003.7 SINTRAN III System Supervisor Section 1.2