File management system versus input/output control system in operating system
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File management system
It is a type of software that manages data files in a computer system. It is designed to manage individual or group files like special office documents and records. It has limited capabilities.
The input and output control system
Input and output control refers to a technique for capacity control where planned and actual inputs and planned and actual outputs of a work center are monitored. The planned inputs and outputs for every work center are developed by capacity requirements planning. They are approved by the manufacturing management.
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File management system is actually a software which is used to organize the file as well as help in managing of data. The purpose is tho handle the different file individually or to handle them in the groups. It is also capable of showing the details of report or file for example it's date of creation.
While the input/output control system was actually used in earlier mainframe computers which was use in order to provides the very low level access to record when it comes to peripheral equipment Through it input and output data is kept in track, In the Earlier computer this system was used in order to enable the programmers of assembler language to read as well as to write the records .
While the input/output control system was actually used in earlier mainframe computers which was use in order to provides the very low level access to record when it comes to peripheral equipment Through it input and output data is kept in track, In the Earlier computer this system was used in order to enable the programmers of assembler language to read as well as to write the records .
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