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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 a DADX Web service, the period of time during which SOAP requests are sent to the new Web service. The DADX runtime environment provides information to the DADX Web service, including the HTTP GET and POST bindings, the test page, WSDL generation, and the translation of DTD data into XML schema data.
Industry:Software
In a data entry database (DEDB), a segment that is chained from a root segment. A direct dependent segment is stored in either the root addressable portion or the overflow portion of a DEDB area.
Industry:Software
In a data processing system, a functional unit, controlled by the processing unit, that transfers data between main storage and attached devices.
Industry:Software
In a data sharing environment, an indication that something is wrong with a database.
Industry:Software
In a data sharing environment, the scope of a command that affects all members of a data sharing group.
Industry:Software
In a database, a hierarchic structure of segments. Application programmes written to use IMS deal only with logical data structures.
Industry:Software
In a database, a pointer segment that establishes an access path between its physical parent and its logical parent. It is a physical child of its physical parent; it is a logical child of its logical parent.
Industry:Software
In a database, a segment that has one or more dependent segments (its children) hierarchically below it.
Industry:Software
In a database, a segment that is located by an index and termed an index target segment.
Industry:Software
In a database, a segment that relies on a higher-level segment for its full hierarchic meaning. A child is a dependent segment of its parent. See also root segment.
Industry:Software
