- 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 section of the master catalogue that contains a flexible structure for customer display purposes. Users can have only one master catalogue per store, but can have as many sales catalogues as they want. See also master catalog.
Industry:Software
A shipping option that requires all items in an order to be shipped together.
Industry:Software
A subarea node, which may receive and route sessions that neither originate in nor are destined for network addressable units in that subarea node.
Industry:Software
A sector on the disc that is reserved by the system then made available when a sector is damaged or defective.
Industry:Software
A shortage of free space in the DSA or EDSA, such that CICS cannot recover from virtual storage depletion.
Industry:Software
A subcomponent of DFSMSdfp common services that compares data items with philtre keys, and then indicates which data items match the keys and how many matches have been found.
Industry:Software
A secured resource, either a file or library, that uses the user list of a parent resource. A child resource can have only one parent resource.
Industry:Software
A shortened form of a word or phrase that represents the full form of the term.
Industry:Software
A subdivision of workmod data that is identified by a section and class name.
Industry:Software
A security cheque that is performed when a user or application attempts to access a system resource; for example, when an administrator attempts to issue a command to administer WebSphere MQ or when an application attempts to connect to a queue manager.
Industry:Software
