- 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 trace of all active routines and subroutines, such as the names of routines and the locations of save areas, that can be constructed from information included in a system dump.
Industry:Software
A registered user exit program that is defined to be called from mail server framework user exit points. The mail server framework user exit points are referred to as ports by the mail server framework. Systems will snap-in the programs that are needed to operate.
Industry:Software
A registration process in which any user can register their own workstation as a client node with the server. See also closed registration.
Industry:Software
A trading community participant that sends business documents to and receives business documents from the internal partner. See also trading partner.
Industry:Software
A unit of horizontal measure related to characters in a line. It is assumed that each character in a character set has an intrinsic column width independent of any output device. Each printable character in the portable character set has a column width of one. The standard utilities, when used as described in this document set, assume that all characters have integral column widths. The column width of a character is not necessarily related to the internal representation of the character (numbers of bits or bytes). The column position of a character in a line is defined as one plus the sum of the column widths of the preceding characters in the line. Column positions are numbered starting from 1. X/Open.
Industry:Software
A page number or link leading from an index entry to the location of specific information in a topic.
Industry:Software
