- 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 utility that is used to build system and custom dictionaries. The dictionary builder takes an XML file as input.
Industry:Software
An access level that permits a user or an application to read a document or record but not to update it. See also scheduling intent.
Industry:Software
An attribute that is used in addition to those required for local z/OS data access. Some examples of associated DDM attributes are file size, hidden file, and lock options.
Industry:Software
A utility that maintains all of the parts and dependencies for an application. The make utility uses a makefile to keep the parts of a program synchronized. If one part of an application changes, the make utility updates all other files that depend on the changed part.
Industry:Software
An access level with which users can compose, read, and edit any documents, plus modify the database icon, About and Using documents, and all design elements. Servers can replicate all of the above and, if they have delete access, deletions.
Industry:Software
A utility that preprocesses an object for certain programs. See also binder.
Industry:Software
An attribute that represents a single value, which may be either a simple attribute or a single child business object. When this attribute represents a child business object, its type is the same as that of the business object it represents. See also array attribute, attribute, child business object, simple attribute.
Industry:Software
A utility you can use to help determine the resources that have been changed by transactions using ISC or MRO for tasks that are considered to have been in-doubt after a CICS region failure.
Industry:Software
