- Industry: Computer
- Number of terms: 98482
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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 database or area in an RSR environment that is tracked by a tracking subsystem. Recovery information is not maintained by the tracking subsystem for databases or areas that are not covered.
Industry:Software
A framework for independent assessment, analysis, and testing of IT products to a set of security requirements.
Industry:Software
A component of a Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) that enables a single, integrated file system to be shared among all DCE users and host computers in a DCE cell. DFS prevents DCE users from simultaneously modifying the same information.
Industry:Software
A control block used in the CALL DLI interface to pass information to the user program. It contains the address of the PCB address list (UIBPCBAL) from the schedule request, and the response code to each DL/I request. A definition of the UIB should only be included in the application programme if the UIB is to be referenced. The UIB is acquired by the interface routine when an application programme issues a schedule request specifying a pointer reference to be set with the address of the UIB.
Industry:Software
A database organised in the form of a tree structure that predetermines the access paths to data stored in the data base. DL/I, IMS, and SQL/DS are hierarchic database managers.
Industry:Software
A framework for representing information in the Web. RDF has an abstract syntax that reflects a graph-based data model, and formal semantics with the notion of entailment to provide for deductions.
Industry:Software
A component of a relationship definition that describes an entity that participates in the relationship. This entity is either attributes in a business object or simple data. Participant definitions are stored in the repository.
Industry:Software
A control block used internally by CICS for scheduling purposes. An example of AID use is scheduling a transaction, optionally associating it with a terminal and a temporary storage queue. Another use is scheduling MRO, LU6.1, and LU6.2 ALLOCATE requests.
Industry:Software
A database record used to store the information that corresponds to an authorization.
Industry:Software
A framework within which core group membership is determined and status is communicated between core group members.
Industry:Software
