A set is just a group of requests that need to be run together. Rather than making you run each one separately, they have been grouped into a set that you can generate all at once. Parameters A parameter is a request variable whose values you can change each time you run a request. For example, if you run the Notification of Personnel Action request to print an SF-50, you'll need to set the employee's name as a parameter. Caution Be careful when running Processes and Reports.
Processes use the server's microprocessor resources and can seriously bog down the system.
Reports can tie up printers and waste paper. Once started, a print job cannot be stopped from within the Modern System, and turning off the printer only starts the job over again. The following is a table of the requests and sets System Administrators will probably use most frequently. This is by no means a comprehensive list. No Parameters at all.