- Industry: Computer
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An IMS data management access method that combines selected characteristics of BSAM and BDAM for handling data overflow from ISAM. OSAM is used by the following IMS database access methods: HISAM, HIDAM, and HDAM if VSAM is not used. OSAM is also used by some of the online pool management routines.
Industry:Software
An IMS dependent region with a persistent JVM that allows the scheduling of message-driven Java applications, similar to a MPP.
Industry:Software
An IMS dependent region with a persistent JVM that allows the scheduling of online non-message-driven batch Java applications, similar to a BMP.
Industry:Software
An IMS facility that permits geographically dispersed IMS systems to communicate with each other. See also IMSplex.
Industry:Software
An IMS Fast Path facility that processes single-segment input and output messages. Fast Path messages that use the EMH bypass the normal message queuing and application scheduling and therefore these messages are processed faster than non-Fast Path messages.
Industry:Software
An IMS function that changes resources online for all IMSs in an IMSplex.
Industry:Software
An IMS function that enables users to create, update, query, and delete the following IMS resources and their descriptors dynamically, without using the batch system definition or online change processes: application programs; databases; Fast Path routing codes; transactions.
Industry:Software
An IMS function that supports the adding, changing, or deleting of IMS resources online such as transactions, database directories, program directories, DMBs, PSBs, and Fast Path routing codes without stopping the system to define them.
Industry:Software
An IMS global lock manager that resides in its own address space. IRLM is required for block-level database sharing, either under DBCTL control or in an IMS data sharing environment.
Industry:Software
An IMS HS organization that is used for sequential storage and access of segments on tape or direct access storage. BSAM and QSAM are used as the basis for HSAM.
Industry:Software
