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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 a Tivoli environment, a managed resource that provides communication between the Tivoli server and a PC that is running the PC agent.
Industry:Software
A state of being in accordance with established software and security specification on target machines, or the process of becoming so.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a CCD table that can be subscribed to directly because it is a registered replication source. It has its own row in the register table, where it is referenced as SOURCE_OWNER and SOURCE_TABLE. See also consistent-change-data table, internal CCD table.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a CCD table that can contain more than one row for each key value. These duplicate rows represent the history of changes for the values in the rows of a table. See also condensed CCD table, consistent-change-data table.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a CCD table that contains only the most current value for a row and has only one row for each key value. See also consistent-change-data table, noncondensed CCD table.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a CCD table that initially contains all of the rows from the replication source table or view and any predicates from the source table or view. See also noncomplete CCD table.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a CCD table that is initially empty and has rows appended to it as changes are made to the replication source. See also complete CCD table.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a database or subsystem that contains the Apply control tables, which store information about registered replication source tables and subscription sets. See also control server, Apply server.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a database or subsystem that contains the Capture control tables, which store information about registered replication source tables. The Capture programme runs on the Capture control server.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a mechanism that captures delete, update, or insert operations that are performed on non-DB2 source tables. See also Apply program, Capture program.
Industry:Software
