- 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.
An abstraction of the data structures or system objects that store mail server framework message information.
Industry:Software
An attribute of a user record that specifies which endpoints are subscribed to the user record.
Industry:Software
An accepted convention for computer character representation. An interchange code typically defines several code pages. EBCDIC and ASCII are interchange codes.
Industry:Software
An attribute of data that describes whether it is stored in computer memory or transmitted with the most significant byte first or last. See also big endian, little endian.
Industry:Software
An access bean that contains a local copy of attributes from a remote entity bean. Unlike bean wrappers, copy helpers are optimised for use with a single instance of an entity bean.
Industry:Software
An attribute or property of a transaction whereby a group of statements is run as if a single operation or none of the statements are run. See also ACID property.
Industry:Software
A utility that creates a response file from an existing installed and configured DB2 product. The generated response file can be used to re-create the same setup on other computers.
Industry:Software
An access intent that establishes the intent of an application to read the database (without making modifications) and to be protected from an updater's incomplete changes. It allows other applications to share the database. See also scheduling intent.
Industry:Software
An attribute specified at run time that changes the attributes specified in the file description or in the program.
Industry:Software
