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In Q replication, the identifier for a Q Apply programme and its control tables.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, the identifier for a Q Capture programme and its control tables.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, the Q subscriptions that are involved in replicating the same logical tables.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, the time between when a Q Capture programme reads the commit statement for a transaction in the DB2 database recovery log and when the Q Capture programme puts the message that contains the transaction on a send queue.
Industry:Software
In query management, an identifier in the communications area. An instance ID is used to identify a particular query instance being used by an application program.
Industry:Software
In RACF secured sign-on, a dynamically generated, random, one-time-use, password substitute that a workstation or other client can use to sign on to the host rather than sending a RACF password across the network.
Industry:Software
In RACF, a control block containing details of the current user, including user ID, current connect group, user attributes, and group authorities. An ACEE is constructed during user identification and verification.
Industry:Software
In RACF, a macro that provides a means of calling RACF to provide security functions. See also FRACHECK request, RACHECK request, RACINIT request.
Industry:Software
In RACF, a table containing class descriptors. The CDT contains descriptors with default class names for CICS resources. Users can modify the supplied descriptors and add new ones.
Industry:Software
In RACF, the default access authority that applies to a resource if the user or group is not specifically permitted access to the resource.
Industry:Software
