- 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.
The facilities that detect failures and manage server restarts.
Industry:Software
The database files used by text search services for storing the significant words of documents. These database files are used when a user requests a search of the document library for one or more phrases.
Industry:Software
The classification of records in a file. Records of the same type have the same fields in the same order. For program-described files, these records have record identification codes; for externally described files, the records have the same record format name.
Industry:Software
The facility that allows batch processing programmes to establish database positioning and initiate user-specified areas with a DL/I call in place of an OS CHKPT macro.
Industry:Software
The database of user IDs, passwords, and user descriptions for a local workstation.
Industry:Software
The COBOL compiler's process of positioning pointer items within a group item to offsets that are multiples of 16 bytes from the beginning of the record.
Industry:Software
The facility that was formerly known as PI enqueue-dequeue. The PI lock manager is used for local locking in systems for which no IRLM has been defined. Otherwise, the IRLM is used for all lock management, including local.
Industry:Software
The database partition server to which the application originally connected and on which the coordinating agent resides.
Industry:Software
The code that is loaded into an AIX or Linux logical partition from the server firmware.
Industry:Software
The facility that writes simple checkpoint information without requiring termination of MPPs.
Industry:Software
