- 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 RPG primary or secondary multifile processing, fields within a record type that are to be used for checking the order of a single file, or for matching records of one file with those of another file.
Industry:Software
In the C language, a change to the form of a value where the operand being assigned is converted to the type of the variable receiving the assignment.
Industry:Software
In OSI, a user-defined character string recommended by ISO for identifying an application process. The application process common name is part of the distinguished name of an application.
Industry:Software
In RPG, a calculation specifications entry that indicates the operations to be done during total time for each programme cycle when no control break occurs.
Industry:Software
In the C language, an area containing general information about the opened file, including its name, library, and file type. This area also contains specific information about the file type, which applicable fields depend on, and about each device and communications session defined for the file.
Industry:Software
In OSI, an abstract resource--such as a layer entity. See also physical resource.
Industry:Software
In RPG, a change in the contents of a control field that indicates all records from a particular control group were read and a new control group is starting.
Industry:Software
In the C language, an area that allows a user to obtain information about a specific device.
Industry:Software
In OSI, an acknowledged network service that enables an entity to send a unit of data from a source service access point to a destination service access point by establishing, maintaining, and disconnecting a connection. The OSI protocol that provides this service in the network layer is defined by the X.25 Packet-Level Protocol defined by CCITT 1980 and 1984.
Industry:Software
In RPG, a coding sheet on which the programmer indicates or overrides the system defaults for the form length and for the number of lines to print on a page. Line counter specifications can be used for each printer file in a program.
Industry:Software
