- 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.
In an editable field, the formula that verifies that the entered information meets the specified criteria.
Industry:Software
In COBOL, an entry in the Identification Division of the source programme that may be any combination of characters from the character set of the computer. The comment-entry is written in area B on one or more lines. Comment-entries serve only as documentation and are not translated by the compiler.
Industry:Software
In distributed transaction processing, high order bit of the first byte of the header of a GDS record.
Industry:Software
In an EIA 232 interface, the field that indicates which piece of equipment, either the modem or the computer, provides the clock signal for synchronised data transactions.
Industry:Software
In COBOL, an entry in the OBJECT-COMPUTER paragraph of the Environment Division that contains clauses that describe the computer environment in which the programme is to be started.
Industry:Software
In distributed transaction processing, one of the attributes of a conversation that determine the functions and capabilities of programmes within the conversation.
Industry:Software
In an enterprise search application, a client object created by the search and index APIs that enables users to search a set of heterogeneous collections and obtain a unified set of search results.
Industry:Software
In COBOL, an entry in the PROGRAM-ID paragraph of the Identification Division that contains clauses that specify the program-name and assign selected programme attributes to the program.
Industry:Software
In distributed transaction programming, an IRC or SNA session that is obtained by a transaction by means of an ALLOCATE command. See also principal facility.
Industry:Software
In an enterprise search application, a server object created by the search and index APIs that enables users to search a set of heterogeneous collections and obtain a unified set of search results.
Industry:Software
