- 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 service integration bus with which a particular service integration bus can exchange messages.
Industry:Software
A special i5/OS pointer type. A method pointer on a single class. Method pointers are not guaranteed to be persistent between multiple jobs.
Industry:Software
A system that consists of people, machines, voice communications, data communications, and methods organised to accomplish specified operations on data that represent information. Information systems support the running of the customer's business, but do not necessarily make up the customer's business.
Industry:Software
A service of InterChange Server that persistently stores events until collaborations are finished using them. This service ensures that InterChange Server and collaborations can recover from crashes without losing events.
Industry:Software
A special interface file that provides access to an input or output device, which uses character I/0 instead of block I/0. See also block special file.
Industry:Software
A system that controls and tracks the distribution of software and data files to other workstations.
Industry:Software
A service of the agent manager that provides error logging for agents that are unable to communicate with other agent manager services.
Industry:Software
A special logical partition that provides high-speed caching, list processing, and locking functions in a sysplex.
Industry:Software
A service of the common agent that monitors processes on the common agent to make sure they are running and available. The service automatically restarts the processes it monitors.
Industry:Software
A special member function of a class with the same name as the class with a <br /> (tilde) preceding the name. You cannot specify arguments or a return type for this function. A destructor "cleans up" after an object by doing such things as freeing any storage that was dynamically allocated when the object was created.
Industry:Software
