- Industry: Computer
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An optimization technique that reorders instructions in code to minimise execution time.
Industry:Software
An optimization technique where constants used in an expression are combined and new ones are generated. Mode conversions are done to allow some intrinsic functions to be evaluated at compile time.
Industry:Software
An optimization that increases the step of a loop, and duplicates the expressions within a loop to reflect the increase in the step. This can improve instruction scheduling and memory access time.
Industry:Software
An option available to an MCA that is unable to deliver a message. The MCA can send the message back to the originator.
Industry:Software
An option available to an MCA that is unable to put a message. The MCA can wait for a predefined amount of time and then try to put the message again.
Industry:Software
An option available to IBM customers with a basic licence that permits them to copy certain IBM-licensed materials for the purpose of installing multiple systems.
Industry:Software
An option available when creating a document that automatically hyphenates words at the end of a line when the lines are adjusted.
Industry:Software
An option for DEDB areas that maps an area into a data space or a coupling facility structure when the area is opened. The share level of the database determines which is used. Any VSO area CI or CF structure that has been loaded into a data space is subsequently read from the data space or CF structure rather than from DASD.
Industry:Software
An option for disconnecting CICS from DBCTL using the CDBC transaction. It allows all existing DBCTL tasks to be completed before CICS is disconnected from DBCTL. See also immediate disconnection.
Industry:Software
An option for disconnecting CICS from DBCTL, using the CDBC transaction. Immediate disconnection allows only current DL/I requests to DBCTL from this CICS system to be completed before CICS is disconnected from DBCTL. See also orderly disconnection.
Industry:Software
