- 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 area used to pass information between application programs, but only if the same terminal is associated with the application programs involved.
Industry:Software
An extension of JES that runs in an address space separate from the JES address space. An FSS provides support for a function peripheral to JES processing, such as a peripheral device or other component.
Industry:Software
A write operation that can perform a cache operation without knowledge of the existing format on the medium. All write operations on fixed-block architecture (FBA) direct access storage devices (DASDs) are predictable. On count-key-data (CKD) DASD devices, a write operation is predictable if it performs a format write operation for the first data record on the track.
Industry:Software
An area where snap-in user exit points programs can store information that other snap-ins can use. SPIN provides a place where information relating to a specific recipient can be stored and used by snap-ins in the same user exit point or in different user exit points. The information that is stored in snap-in provided information is completely user defined and interpreted data.
Industry:Software
An extension of SCD that is used for Fast Path.
Industry:Software
A write operation that replaces existing data on a direct access volume.
Industry:Software
An area, addressed by a FCT entry, that represents a physical VSAM or BDAM (DAM in CICS/VSE) data set that is being accessed through one or more CICS files. A DSNAME block (DSNB) is created, if it does not already exist, when a file is opened or, in CICS Transaction Server only, when a SET FILE DSNAME command is executed.
Industry:Software
An extension of the count-key-data (CKD) architecture.
Industry:Software
A write operations that must be applied in the correct order to maintain cross-volume consistency.
Industry:Software
An argument that is declared with default values in a C++ function prototype or declaration. If a call to the function omits this argument, a default value is used. An arguments with a default value must be the trailing argument in a function prototype argument list.
Industry:Software
