- 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 set of instructions telling BMS how to format a display for a given device. BMS does this by imbedding control characters in the data stream.
Industry:Software
A rollout in which index cleanup is performed synchronously with the deletion of the portion of the MDC table. See also rollout.
Industry:Software
A root installable unit that is independently packaged and that is aggregated within another root installable unit by a reference. The reference is made from the deployment descriptor of the aggregating root installable unit to the deployment descriptor of the aggregated root installable unit.
Industry:Software
A root managed resource that provides manageability interfaces to the multiple indirect managed resources that are associated with it. For example, a messaging server, along with the queue managers and queues that are its indirect managed resources, is a hosting domain. See also direct managed resource, indirect managed resource.
Industry:Software
A set of instructions that has a logical structure but does not follow the syntax of any particular programming language.
Industry:Software
A state of a trusted connexion in which no user is associated with the connexion and no data can be sent or received until the client switches the trusted context user ID.
Industry:Software
A set of instructions, generated by the Customization Definition programme (CDP) during customization definition, that describe how to execute the resource files, and thereby deploy, on the runtime systems, the resources required by the instance.
Industry:Software
A state of a unit of recovery that indicates that changes are to be reapplied to the disc media to ensure data integrity.
Industry:Software
A set of interfaces that are linked and that provide developers with a framework for implementing policy-based management in their applications. Each decision point pattern identifies where decision points are needed in the application to implement the operational flow. Policy Management for Autonomic Computing provides three decision point patters: an auditor pattern, which cheques compliance with a specific set of policies; a planner pattern, which uses policies to design or configure a new system; and a virtualization pattern, which provides a virtualized interface to a physical system.
Industry:Software
