❑Periodically (see last Modified Date above), this list will be updated as Monitoring Related Utilities are developed further and new applications are added.
•External applications:
1.Alarm Stack - Stand-alone application that provides a complete (or optionally, a filtered) list of Alarms Signals currently available for processing, or actually being processed in your Central Station.
2.All Events - Stand-alone application that provides a continuously updated list of the Alarm Signals and Events being processed in your Central Station.
3.Archive - Stand-alone application that provides
4.MKS Cluster - Stand-alone application which synchronizes real time database backup between multiple File Servers and monitors the database server.
a)Provides a live transactional backup of the log file for the active MKMSDefault.db file;
b)Supervises the Primary (owner) and Backup (secondary) Servers for a failure or either the Primary (e.g., Server 1), or Backup (e.g., Server 2);
c)Once the programmable failure notification time (in seconds) as expired,
i.MKS Cluster will start the Backup database server
ii.MKS Cluster will start SPA on that Backup database server
•Internal features:
5.Back Up Database - Facilitates making backups, is the MKMS Backup Database File utility within the MKMS application.
6.Update Forms Table - Installs the Forms.txt file that includes the internal instructions for installing the additional Form Names that are included with a major new upgrade.
7.Validate Databases - Validate your database structure(s).
8.Validate Documents - This is the Validate Documents Form that allows the User to Confirm the existence (or lack of the same) of all - or selected type(s) of - Form(s), View the contents of these Form(s) and Remove them from thee List of previously identified and assigned Documents.
9.MKS Database Console - Provides several types of database related information, displayed on four (4) tabs, as well as the Adaptive Server Anywhere® Network Server log.
•Uses SPA to implement:
10.Videofied Direct View - This chapter explains how this feature, using SPA, is implemented in MKMSCS.