- Industry: Computer
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Sometimes referred to as “Big Blue” IBM is a multinational corporation headquartered in Armonk, New York. It manufactures computer hardware and software and provides information technology and services.
A group of logically connected data sets that are treated as one data set for the duration of a job step.
Industry:Software
A lock that is used to control concurrent execution of SQL statements.
Industry:Software
A metric that is calculated by finding the average, maximum, minimum, sum, or number of occurrences of an instance metric across multiple runs of a process. Examples of aggregate metrics are an average order amount, a maximum order amount, a minimum order amount, the total order amount, or the number of occurrences of $500 for an order amount.
Industry:Software
A group of managed resources that share one or more common policies and which model the management or organizational structure of a network computing environment. Administrators use policy regions to group similar resources, to define access to the resources, to control the resources, and to associate rules for governing the resources.
Industry:Software
A lock that limits concurrently executing application processes to read-only operations on the data if these processes have not declared that they might update the row.
Industry:Software
A metric that returns the result, such as the amount of an order, from one run of the process.
Industry:Software
A group of management agents that run the same policy or policies. Each management agent is associated with one or more listening and playback components.
Industry:Software
A lock that prevents any other process from setting a read lock or a write lock on any part of the protected area. See also read lock.
Industry:Software
A mirror task that waits for the next syncpoint in a session, even though it logically does not need to do so (applicable only to MRO links).
Industry:Software
A group of messages that are logically related within an application.
Industry:Software
