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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 IMS data manipulation language, which is a common high-level interface between a user application and IMS. DL/I calls are invoked from application programmes that are written in languages such as Java, PL/I, COBOL, VS Pascal, C, and Ada. DL/I can also be invoked from assembler language application programmes by subroutine calls. IMS lets the user define data structures, relate structures to the application, load structures, and reorganise structures.
Industry:Software
The IMS process that, during a takeover, allows transaction processing after a takeover before I/O prevention has completed.
Industry:Software
The IMS programme that initiates and controls the major IMS facilities, such as IMS database, telecommunications, and message scheduling.
Industry:Software
The industry-supplied, national or international formats to which information is converted, allowing different computer systems and applications to exchange information.
Industry:Software
The integrated relational database manager on the system. It provides access to and protection for data. It also provides advanced functions such as referential integrity and parallel database processing.
Industry:Software
The interface by which resource adapters and runtime components exchange business object data. It is based on the concept of cursors and accessors, abstracting the data type so that an adapter can be written once and work on runtimes supporting different data types, such as data objects and JavaBeans.
Industry:Software
The interface definition that enables console components to run either in a previously installed console or in a Web console, such as the Integrated Solutions Console (ISC).
Industry:Software
The interface module that each installation must build for its specific hardware platform and Linux distribution.
Industry:Software
The interface that is defined at a level that depends on the variant of C standardised by ANSI.
Industry:Software
The interface used by client applications to invoke services in CICS using the facilities of the Client daemon. See also external call interface, external security interface.
Industry:Software
