- 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.
An abstract super class that can represent either a store or a store group.
Industry:Software
An attribute of a data object that indicates the object is changeable. Any expression referring to a volatile object is evaluated immediately (for example, assignments).
Industry:Software
A utility that displays entries requiring action by a service representative.
Industry:Software
An access level that allows users to create documents but not read any of the documents in the Notes database.
Industry:Software
An attribute that cannot have a value, and is used to indicate a binary state such as yes/no or on/off. For example, the attribute local might be present for some resources and absent for others, indicating whether the resource is local. Pseudo attributes are especially useful for implementing access rights, such as read, update, or delete.
Industry:Software
A user-written program that is given control before operation of a system function.
Industry:Software
An abstract, conceptual template, intended (through binding as with any pattern) for instantiation in an analysis model, which will then need further refinement through design.
Industry:Software
An attribute of a input message that causes ISC edit to route the message to its destination without examination or modification.
Industry:Software
A utility that generates a trail of audit records for a series of predefined and monitored database events. See also audit policy.
Industry:Software
An access level that allows users to create, read, and edit any documents. Servers can replicate new documents, change existing documents, and, if they have delete access, make deletions.
Industry:Software
