- 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 sequentially organised data set on disc 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 programme (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
A serial port that is available for specifically supported functions. This port is limited to serial-connected TTY console function and use of approved call-home modems, and, in some cases, an uninterruptible power supply.
Industry:Software
A small, multislot tape device that automatically puts tape cartridges into tape drives.
Industry:Software
A symbol representing an operation to be performed on character data, such as concatenation (joining the data or fields) in the control language (CL).
Industry:Software
A series of actions that directs a call to another telephone number.
Industry:Software
A smaller card that plugs into the bus adapter in the system. The optical bus cables from an expansion unit plug into this card.
Industry:Software
A symbol representing an operation to be performed on numeric data, such as + or - to indicate addition or subtraction.
Industry:Software
