- 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 symbol in the leftmost corner of a title bar that gives a user access to choices that affect the window or the view it contains.
Industry:Software
A sequential data set (optional) used to record dumps of transactions (tasks) within the system. It can be formatted and printed by the CICS dump utility program (DFHDUP). If required, the user can define two dump data sets (DFHDMPA and DFHDMPB), switching between them during online execution of CICS.
Industry:Software
A small program that loads larger programs during system initialization.
Industry:Software
A symbol on a sequence diagram that shows the period of time during which an object is performing an action, either directly or through a subordinate procedure.
Industry:Software
A sequential data set in which all SMP/E actions are recorded. Each zone has its own SMPLOG data set.
Industry:Software
A small set of commands (STRPGMEXP, EXPORT, and ENDPGMEXP) that defines the external interface (signature) for a service program. These commands cannot be run alone and are of the source type BND.
Industry:Software
A symbol on each side of a position of a field on a display. This symbol does not occupy a position on the display.
Industry:Software
A sequentially organized data set on disk or tape, used to record all trace entries generated while the auxiliary trace function is active. Either one or two auxiliary trace data sets can be defined; the latter allows the data sets to be switched when the one currently being used is full. The trace utility program (DFHTUP) can be used to print records from auxiliary trace data sets.
Industry:Software
A small window that displays context-sensitive help for a particular UI element and links to related online help topics.
Industry:Software
A symbol or abbreviation chosen to help the user remember the significance or meaning of the symbol. For example, CRTUSRPRF is a mnemonic for the Create User Profile command.
Industry:Software
