- 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 shortened name for the i5/OS threads API set that is based on a subset of the POSIX standard.
Industry:Software
A subexpression that is evaluated against the nodes in a cell to determine which nodes host dynamic cluster instances.
Industry:Software
A security feature in which a lock and key can be used to restrict the use of the display station.
Industry:Software
A subfile in which a write operation is issued to the subfile record format or to the subfile control record format when the DDS Subfile Initialize (SFLINZ) keyword for display files is in effect.
Industry:Software
A routine that, when used with the binder, automatically resolves conflicting references within Fortran routines.
Industry:Software
A security mechanism that is used by Internet protocols over TCP/IP and SSL. During name-and-password authentication, the client sends a text password to the server. The server verifies the identity of the client by confirming that the password that was sent matches the password that is stored on the server.
Industry:Software
A signal cable that connects the secondary racks to each other and to the primary rack in a system with more than one rack, and allow complete control of the power from the primary rack.
Industry:Software
A subfile record into which the work station user has entered data, or a subfile record for which a write or change operation was issued with the DDS keyword SFLNXTCHG or DSPATR(MDT) in effect.
Industry:Software
A security mechanism that protects information from unauthorised disclosure or modification through owner-controlled access to files.
Industry:Software
