- 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.
A collective term for all the registries that are used during the installation process. These registries are the touchpoint registry, the installation unit (IU) type registry, the instance relationship registry, and one registry for each supported hosting environment.
Industry:Software
(1) To copy data from an external file, using formats such as PC/IXF, DEL, WSF or ASC, into database tables. See also export.<br />(2) To bring information from one system or programme into another.<br />(3) In ILE binder language, a reference to an external symbol defined in another module or program. See also export.<br />(4) In VisualAge RPG, a function that allows an application to use data that was created by another application. It usually involves some file conversion.<br />(5) The operation to enter previously exported logical volumes (LVOLs) residing on a stacked volume into a virtual tape server (VTS) library. After the list of LVOLs to import is written on an import list volume and the stacked volumes are entered, the import operation is initiated.<br />(6) The point at which an SCA module accesses an external service, (a service outside the SCA module) as if it was local. An import defines interactions between the SCA module and the service provider. An import has a binding and one or more interfaces.<br />(7) A development artefact that imports a service that is external to a module. See also import file.
Industry:Software
A certificatie authority (CA) that runs under the CA process, a server task. It can be either a Notes or Internet certifier. The CA process can handle any number of Notes and Internet certifiers, and it gives administrators the ability to manage them from the server console, using Tell commands. The CA process also gives Internet certifiers the ability to issue certificate revocation lists (CRLs).
Industry:Software
A column analysis setting that infers whether a column is unique.
Industry:Software
(1) To copy data from compact disc, tape, diskette, optical disc, or a save file to auxiliary storage. See also save.<br />(2) To rebuild a damaged or corrupted database or table space from a backup image produced with the backup database utility.<br />(3) To copy information from its backup location to the active storage location for use. See also back up.<br />(4) To return to an original value or image, for example, to restore data to main storage from auxiliary storage.
Industry:Software
A certified fix that is generally available to all customers between regularly scheduled fix packs, refresh packs, or releases. See also fix pack, test fix, refresh pack, manufacturing refresh, fix.
Industry:Software
A column in a table that is defined using one of the spatial data types provided by DB2 Spatial Extender.
Industry:Software
(1) To copy data from database manager tables to a file using formats such as PC/IXF, DEL, WSF, and ASC. See also import.<br />(2) In Network File System (NFS), to make file systems on a server available to remote clients.<br />(3) To save a Notes document or view in a non-Notes format.<br />(4) To move information from one system or programme to another.<br />(5) An external symbol defined in a module or service programme that is available for use by other modules or programs. See also import.<br />(6) A function or process that converts an internal file to some standard file format for use outside of an application.<br />(7) The operation to remove one or more logical volumes (LVOLs) from a virtual tape server (VTS) library. The list of LVOLs to export is written on an export list volume and then the export operation itself is initiated.<br />(8) An access method services (AMS) operation to create a backup or portable copy of a Virtual Storage Access Method (VSAM) cluster, alternate index, or integrated catalogue facility (ICF) user catalog.<br />(9) An exposed interface from a Service Component Architecture (SCA) module that offers a business service to the outside world. An export has a binding that defines how the service can be accessed by service requesters, for example, as a Web service.
Industry:Software
A CGI programme that defines the forms used to select and present assets to clients.
Industry:Software
A column or row that is used to arrange the layout of a portlet or other container on a page.
Industry:Software
