- 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.
Data within a host structure that is current with (identical to) the data within the base table.
Industry:Software
Data, a process, or an application that can be recovered if a node in a cluster fails.
Industry:Software
Data, such as sign-on and password information, that is exchanged between the host and remote systems when a connexion is established.
Industry:Software
Database reorganization, which is available only for HALDBs and DEDBs, during which the database remains available for updates during the reorganisation process.
Industry:Software
Database used by IBM Support centres to record all known problems with IBM licenced programs. See also heartbeat, catcher telephone number.
Industry:Software
Day-day-month-month-year-year format of a date (for example, 14022001 for 14 February 2001). This is the default format for the DATFORM system initialization parameter.
Industry:Software
DBRC and one IRLM and VTAM on each MVS system may concurrently authorise and protect multiple subsystems on different MVS systems for updating or reading the database. The IRLMs may reside in one or more z/OS operating system images. See also area-level sharing, intraprocessor block level sharing.
Industry:Software
DBRC and one IRLM may concurrently authorise and protect multiple subsystems on the same MVS system for updating or reading the database. See also interprocessor block level sharing.
Industry:Software
Defines the content that is displayed within the navigation and workarea frames.
Industry:Software
Definition of the size, shape, position, potential content, and properties of BMS map sets, maps, and fields within maps, by means of macros. See also field definition macro, map definition macro, map set definition macro.
Industry:Software
