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<li> CMS - Content Mangement System (i.e. Web Content). | <li> CMS - Content Mangement System (i.e. Web Content). | ||
<li> DMS (I,II) - Data Management System (i.e [[Burroughs]]). | <li> [[:en:Unisys DMSII|DMS (I,II)]] - Data Management System (i.e [[Burroughs]]). | ||
<li> [[DCMS]] - Domain Content Management System. | <li> [[DCMS]] - Domain Content Management System. | ||
<li> DCMS-X - An abstraction referring to an [[AII]] with aspects: | <li> DCMS-X - An abstraction referring to an [[AII]] with aspects: | ||
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<li> DMS II was the Burroughs relational database known to us before the Unisys merger.<br> | <li> DMS II was the Burroughs network-relational database known to us before the Unisys merger.<br> | ||
We reinterpret it to signify the physical model needed for the domain control program that executes WFL.<br> | We reinterpret it to signify the physical model needed for the domain control program that executes WFL.<br> | ||
Relational data and Knowledge bases represented in [[XSQL]] constitute a "DMS III" based on this connotation of "DMS II". | Relational data and Knowledge bases represented in [[XSQL]] constitute a "DMS III" based on this connotation of "DMS II". | ||
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DMS I, in the WFL/VS context, is the | DMS I, in the WFL/VS context, is whatever is bound to the Linux kernel for inter-host file system aggregation, by default NFS4, which [[Georg|DCP]] uses to access the fses under its control. | ||
