- 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 payment that has been identified as a possible duplicate of another payment, because the contents of certain fields or combinations of fields in both payments are identical or similar.
Industry:Software
A processor that can perform operations on multiple data elements, such as the elements of an array, simultaneously.
Industry:Software
A point at which IMS records its internal status--control information, plus a unique checkpoint ID--and writes the checkpoint table to the restart data set (RDS). This information allows IMS to reconstruct its condition if recovery is later necessary. System checkpointing is done automatically each time a user-selected number of records is written to the log. See also synchronization point.
Industry:Software
A payment that is to be scheduled before its schedule time. This capability is used by Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS). In MERVA Liquidity Manager, timed payments are scheduled even if the corresponding currency, channel, or partner banks are stopped.
Industry:Software
A processor, named by an initialization statement, on which jobs can execute. A main represents a single instance of MVS. The two types of mains are global main and local main.
Industry:Software
A point in a CICS module at which CICS can pass control to a user-written program (known as an exit program), and then resume control when the program has finished. When an exit program is enabled for a particular exit point, the program is called every time the exit point is reached. See also task-related user exit.
Industry:Software
A PC program that allows a personal computer to emulate a display station.
Industry:Software
A product or SKU that contains one or more merchandising associations. When a source catalog entry is displayed, the user can view the defined merchandising associations. See also target catalog entry.
Industry:Software
A point in an application program where the work of the application is committed. Unlike with a symbolic checkpoint, an application cannot be restarted from a basic checkpoint.
Industry:Software
A PC program that allows a personal printer to emulate a host system printer.
Industry:Software
