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Physical
s
      File
     system
       By
     Priya.G
FILE SYSTEM

•   resides on secondary storage (disks) Provide efficient and convenient
    access to disk by allowing data to be :




                                    WRITE
CREATE             OPEN                           CLOSE         DELETE
                                    READ
STRUCTURE OF A FILE


                  PHYSICAL FILE SYSTEM

                      LOGICAL FILE SYSTEM

                FILE ORGANIZATION MODULE

                       BASIC FILE SYSTEM

                          I/0 CONTROL

                            DEVICES
TYPES OF PHYSICAL FILE SYSTEM




        PILE                    DIRECT FILE




  SEQUENCIAL FILE               INDEXED FILE
THE PILE


•   Datas are collected in the order they arrive.

•   Records may have different fields.

•   Record access is by exhaustible search.
•   Purpose is to accumulate the mass of data and
    save it.

                     •   Least complicated form of file
                         organization
SEQUENCIAL FILE SYSTEM


                      •   Records are stored and retrieved serially one after
                          the other.
                      •   The files are searched from its begging until the
                          requested record is found.


•   If the record not matched on search then record not found is sent to
    the user.
•   File name and length are attributes of the file.
INDEXED FILE SYSTEM


• Exhaustive index contain one entry for every record in the
  main file

• Partial index contain entries to record
  where the field of interest exists


• Records are accessed only
  through their indexes

• Variable length record can
  be employed.
Thanks
          for your
         presence
             and
         patience

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physical file system in operating system

  • 1. Download this and open it with microsoft power point and press f5 to watch out 
  • 2. Physical s File system By Priya.G
  • 3. FILE SYSTEM • resides on secondary storage (disks) Provide efficient and convenient access to disk by allowing data to be : WRITE CREATE OPEN CLOSE DELETE READ
  • 4. STRUCTURE OF A FILE PHYSICAL FILE SYSTEM LOGICAL FILE SYSTEM FILE ORGANIZATION MODULE BASIC FILE SYSTEM I/0 CONTROL DEVICES
  • 5. TYPES OF PHYSICAL FILE SYSTEM PILE DIRECT FILE SEQUENCIAL FILE INDEXED FILE
  • 6. THE PILE • Datas are collected in the order they arrive. • Records may have different fields. • Record access is by exhaustible search. • Purpose is to accumulate the mass of data and save it. • Least complicated form of file organization
  • 7. SEQUENCIAL FILE SYSTEM • Records are stored and retrieved serially one after the other. • The files are searched from its begging until the requested record is found. • If the record not matched on search then record not found is sent to the user. • File name and length are attributes of the file.
  • 8. INDEXED FILE SYSTEM • Exhaustive index contain one entry for every record in the main file • Partial index contain entries to record where the field of interest exists • Records are accessed only through their indexes • Variable length record can be employed.
  • 9. Thanks for your presence and patience