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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.
In CICS Transaction Server only, the CICS domain responsible for producing performance information on each task. See also monitoring.
Industry:Software
In data communications, the part of the BSC transmission control sequence for ending the connection on a switched line.
Industry:Software
In Internet communications, the categorization by the part of an IP address that distinguishes the network address from the host address. Class A addresses allocate 7 bits to the network ID and 24 bits to the host ID. Class B addresses allocate 14 bits to the network ID and 16 bits to the host ID. Class C addresses allocate 21 bits to the network ID and 8 bits to the host ID. Class D addresses contain 1110 in the first 4 bits and identify the address as a multicast. The remaining 28 bits in the class D address specify a particular multicast group.
Industry:Software
In CICS Transaction Server, a major element of MVS/ESA virtual storage below the 16MB line. It contains the local system queue area (LSQA), scheduler work area, subpools 229 and 230, a 16KB system region area, and a private user region for running programs and storing data. See also shared area.
Industry:Software
In data communications, the quantity of data transmitted past a particular point in a path.
Industry:Software
In Internet communications, the layer corresponding to the network layer in Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) architecture.
Industry:Software
In CICS, a 1-to-8 character alphanumeric name consisting of the common leading characters of a group of temporary storage queue names for which recovery is required.
Industry:Software
In databases, a physical set of hierarchically related segments of one or more segment types. See also database record.
Industry:Software
In Internet communications, the method used by the Routing Information Protocol (RIP) to choose the best Internet routes. The unit of measure is the number of hops between the origin and destination. In practice, the metric for a route is often assigned based on factors such as link transmission speed and line cost, not on the actual number of hops.
Industry:Software
In CICS, a facility that handles addressing, and transmission error detection and correction for terminals (displays and printers) associated with the local CICS system. It also handles the intercommunication data queue used by CICS.
Industry:Software
