Historically (i.e. going back to the 1970's) there have been many operating systems for the mainframe. At that time there were several companies (IBM, ICL, Siemens, Fujitsu, GEC, etc) making mainframes and each had it's own operating system. Today there is only one manufacturer still in this very lucrative market - IBM. IBM has had several mainframe operating systems - today they have three still in use - the main and most powerful one is z/OS (often referred to as MVS), the other two are z/VM and VSE/E.
The basic difference is that @ mainframe platform u can run more than one OS at a time on same machine but this feature not available at PC OS. Mainframe OS are targeted to handle hundreds of users at a time whereas PC OS is targeted for a single user. The only major difference is that a mainframe operating system will probably need to service many users at the same time, whereas a PC operating system normally only has to worry about one user at a time. There are some differences between personal computer OS and mainframe OS, one of them a mainframe OS can be used by many users at the same time so it must need to service for many users. However a personal computer operating system designed for one user normally.second of them a mainframe OS is more powerful and expensive than PC OS. Mainframe OS designed to huge process from many users and it means, it manages lots of I/O for many users, but in PC OS there is just one user to log in it means, it does not manages lots of I/O for one user. Mainframe OS offers three kinds of service batch, transaction processing and timesharing. Personal computer OS used for some basic processing like word processing, spreadsheets and Internet access that PC OS is supports multiprogramming.
Mainframe testing is normal maual tetsing done on Mainframe OS. The back end used is DB2 and it can be for a CICS/Batch program..
No, The server/Mainframe has the OS for a network terminal.
Mainframe operating systems are used to process large amounts of information for businesses and organizations. Examples include IBM OS/360, ICL 1900 Series, and HP-UX.
short history of mainframe
The IBM zEnterprise 196 mainframe
what is memorey capacity of the mainframe computers
they box use processors they both both use cooling systems to prevent over heating they both have a OS
Mainframe - comics - was created in 1999.
Yes, Linux can be used on a mainframe.
the pros and cons of a mainframe the pros the pros of a mainframe are that they are a bit fast and the can hold alot of things ( games, music ) . the cons the cons of a mainframe are that they are a bit heavy and a bit slow when turning on and doing things .
Insane in the Mainframe was created on 2001-04-08.