DD 109:1985 - Open Systems Interconnection: definition of common application service elements: commitment, concurrency and recovery (ISO/DIS 8649/3)

DD 109:1985

Open Systems Interconnection: definition of common application service elements: commitment, concurrency and recovery (ISO/DIS 8649/3)

Status : Superseded, Withdrawn   Published : July 1985 Replaced By : BS ISO/IEC 9804:1990

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Defines the common application service elements for commitment, concurrency and recovery control of atomic actions and enables communication activities between computers to be completed successfully despite system failures.




Standard NumberDD 109:1985
TitleOpen Systems Interconnection: definition of common application service elements: commitment, concurrency and recovery (ISO/DIS 8649/3)
StatusSuperseded, Withdrawn
Publication Date31 July 1985
Withdrawn Date15 May 1989
Normative References(Required to achieve compliance to this standard)No other standards are normatively referenced
Informative References(Provided for Information)No other standards are informatively referenced
Replaced ByBS ISO/IEC 9804:1990
DescriptorsApplication layer (OSI), Open systems interconnection, Trees (mathematics), Computer technology, Definitions
ICS35.040.99
35.100.01
CommitteeICT/1
ISBN0 580 14594 8
PublisherBSI
FormatA4
DeliveryNo
Pages59
File Size2.929 MB
Price£260.00


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