- 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 number of measuring units from an arbitrary starting point to some other point.
Industry:Software
The division of an event file, based on a delimiter or based on size, to separate individual business objects within the file and send them as if they are each an event file to reduce memory requirements.
Industry:Software
The granularity of the way that message elements are mapped from message source to message target. For example, one source element to one target element, or many source elements to one target element.
Industry:Software
The method that is selected by the database manager for retrieving data from a specific table. For example, an access path can involve the use of an index, a sequential scan, or a combination of the two.
Industry:Software
The number of occurrences of each unique value in a column.
Industry:Software
The Document Interchange Architecture object that contains information associated with each document. For example, the interchange document profile can contain authors, keywords, dates, and so on. The interchange document profile is one of many model objects that DIA has defined to keep information about the document. A profile consists of a set of subprofiles.
Industry:Software
The control block that identifies the function being requested.
Industry:Software
The graphical representation of information retrieved from a database. A scene can also include other graphic elements, such as static text and images, and navigational tools, such as wormholes. See also wormhole.
Industry:Software
The method used by HATS to render parts of the host screen for which no specific transformation is specified.
Industry:Software
