- 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 type of asset store that is a collection of JSP files, commands, business processes (for example, order processing), business policies and access control policies that create a virtual storefront. See also asset store, catalog asset store.
Industry:Software
A number that uniquely identifies a catalog entry in the WebSphere Commerce system. A product code is used as the prefix for creating individual SKU codes.
Industry:Software
A number to identify the endpoint to the ISDN. Normally, assignment of the TEI can be done automatically by the ISDN.
Industry:Software
A program that can run as a background command on UNIX or Windows systems. Native start jobs can run across multiple programming and component models. Native applications can be implemented in Java, native-compiled languages, such as C++ and COBOL, and scripts. See also native start endpoint.
Industry:Software
A table that stores columns outside the table in which they are defined. See also base table.
Industry:Software
A type of asynchronous bean that applications implement to run code blocks asynchronously.
Industry:Software
A program that checks data or code for correctness or for compliance with applicable standards, rules, and conventions.
Industry:Software
A table used to convert lowercase letters to uppercase letters. The actual process of character conversion is called monocasing.
Industry:Software
A type of asynchronous bean that is called when a high-speed transient alarm expires.
Industry:Software
