Multiple Virtual Storage

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Multiple Virtual Storage (MVS) is an IBM mainframe operating system introduced in the 1970s, known for its robust batch and transaction processing capabilities in large enterprise environments.

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Multiple Virtual Storage canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IBM mainframe operating system
operating system
abbreviation MVS
architecture 32-bit
designedFor IBM System/370
IBM mainframe computers
developer IBM
documentationLanguage English
hasVariant MVS/370
MVS/ESA
MVS/XA
linked to: MVS
influenced OS/390
z/OS
introducedBy IBM in the 1970s
introducedInDecade 1970s
knownFor high-volume transaction processing
reliability
robust batch processing
scalability
manufacturer IBM
market enterprise computing
notableSubsystem CICS
IMS
ISPF
TSO
operatingSystemFamily OS/360 and successors
predecessor OS/360
OS/VS2
primaryUse batch processing
online transaction processing
runsOn IBM 3090
IBM System/370
IBM mainframe hardware
linked to: IBM mainframe
successor OS/390
z/OS
supportsFeature batch job scheduling
hierarchical storage management
job control language
multiprogramming
recovery and restart facilities
security and access control
spooling
subsystem interfaces
time-sharing
virtual storage
typicalEnvironment large enterprise environments
usesComponent Job Control Language
vendorSupport IBM Global Services

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MVS fullName Multiple Virtual Storage
OS/VS2 alternativeName Multiple Virtual Storage
Single Virtual Storage successor Multiple Virtual Storage