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Distributed processing techniques: interface design for interactive information sharing.

Abstract

The Information Systems Division of the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics has successfully designed and implemented a set of generalized interface data-handling routines that control message traffic between a satellite minicomputer in a clinical laboratory and a large main-frame computer. A special queue status inquiry transaction has also been developed that displays the current message-processing backlog and other system performance information. The design and operation of these programs are discussed in detail, with special emphasis on the message-queuing and verification techniques required in a distributed processing environment.

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J R Wagner, S D Krumbholz, L K Silber, A J Aniello. 1978. Distributed processing techniques: interface design for interactive information sharing.. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02221898

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