- 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 list or directory of programme specification blocks (PSBs) that define the use of databases by application programmes for DL/I. It contains one entry for each PSB to be used during CICS execution, and is loaded during initialization.
Industry:Software
A list that contains addresses required by the command processor.
Industry:Software
A local area network (LAN) that allows APPC and APPN communications between operating systems running on the same system without requiring a physical communications link. The connexion takes place within the lower levels of the software. Communications to other systems requires a physical link.
Industry:Software
A local area network in which data are encoded, multiplexed, and transmitted with modulation of carriers. A broadband LAN consists of more than one channel.
Industry:Software
A local area network in which data is encoded and transmitted without modulation of a carrier.
Industry:Software
A local area network that connects devices in a ring topology and allows unidirectional data transmission between devices by a token-passing procedure. A device must receive a token before it can transmit data.
Industry:Software
A local bus that provides a high-speed data path between the processor and attached devices. See also Peripheral Component Interconnect-X.
Industry:Software
A local container for local source files that allows offline System i development on Windows platforms.
Industry:Software
A location in source code at which IBM has added an exit point; an installation routine can receive control from the operating system at this IBM-defined exit. See also installation-defined exit.
Industry:Software
