.th SYSTEM V  4/21/86
.sh "NAME"
system - system profile database
.sh "DESCRIPTION"
The system profile database contains system identification
and access level information.
.s3
The modula definition of a system profile database record is:
.nf

        RECORD                                     SIZE  
          sys_name      :ARRAY 0:59 OF char;     60 bytes
          inst_name     :ARRAY 0:59 OF char;     60 bytes
          sys_no        :cardinal;                2 bytes
          version       :versionType;             4 bytes
          gen_date      :cardinal32;              4 bytes
          systemMax     :access_level_type;       6 bytes
          currentMax    :access_level_type;       6 bytes
          currentMinMax :access_level_type;       6 bytes
        END;                                    ---------
                                                148 bytes

.fi
.lp 22 17
.In sys_name
system name for this system
.lp 22 17
.In inst_name
name of installation where this system is
located
.lp 22 17
.In sys_no
unique KSOS system number
.lp 22 17
.In version
KSOS OS version number (major/minor)
.lp 22 17
.In gen_date
KSOS OS system generation date (ticks since
January 1, 1980)
.lp 22 17
.In systemMax
max level ever permitted for this system
.lp 22 17
.In currentMax
max level currently permitted on this system
.lp 22 17
.In currentMinMax
defines the lowest maximum level needed to
login in (i.e. if a user's max level is less
than this level he can not login)
.i0
.i7
.sp
The system profile database can be modified with the system profile
editor (SPE).  All fields of the system profile record can be modified
with this editor.
.sp
The database is read by file access modification (FAM) and secure
server (SSP).
.sh FILES
/sys/dataBases/system
.sh "SEE ALSO"
SPE(VIII), FAM(I), SSP(VIII),
access_level_type(IIa)
