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Glossary of Avaya MPS Series Terminology STATD

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STATD VOS Statistics Daemon. A single-threaded process that resides in

the GEN subcomponent of the common component and provides

statistics consolidation and reporting services for the Avaya MPS

components on that node. This process occurs as a single instance per

node.

See also Avaya MPS

static Refers to a fixed-size MultiMedia file. When the file reaches the

specified limit, it stores no more elements.

When you create a static MMF with mkmf, specify the maximum

length of the file (in seconds or bytes) and the maximum number of

elements allowed in the MMF. Both the data file and the index file

will be static.

For additional information, see the Avaya MPS System Reference

Manual.

Contrast with expandable.

See also MMF, PeriStudio, element, index file, data file, command

man page utils mkmf.

status/exception

conditions

Text strings passed, in most cases, from ASE and VOS processes to

executing applications to indicate particular events. You can use

PeriProducer Handle blocks to route the application based on the

status/exception condition.

Status/exception conditions include conn, vrto, and error.

You can access a detailed man page describing each condition from

any command line. To access a man page, use the syntax conman

<condition>, where <condition> is the particular status/

exception condition. Enter man conman for a detailed description

of using Avaya MPS condition man pages.

You can also access condition man pages directly through the on-line

documentation by clicking any condition highlighted in blue.

For additional information, see the Avaya MPS PeriProducer User’s

Guide.

See also ASE, VOS, PeriProducer, application.

statistics See application statistics and system statistics.

Structured Query

Language

See

SQL.

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