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International Business Machines
Industry: Computer
Number of terms: 98482
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Company Profile:
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 3-digit code, unique to each country or region, that specifies the X.21 call format used by a network in its International Data Number to call another station. See also data network identification code.
Industry:Software
A CICS domain responsible for identifying users and recording their non-security attributes.
Industry:Software
A 3-digit octal code or a nine-letter alphabetic code that indicates the access permission for a UNIX file. The access permissions are read, write, and execute.
Industry:Software
A CICS domain that handles all the interfaces to the external security manager, for example, RACF.
Industry:Software
A 4 byte, unsigned integer (GID) that is used to identify a group profile. See also user identification number.
Industry:Software
A CICS domain that provides resource-table lookup services for CICS Transaction Server for z/OS components such as transaction manager, program manager, and user domains. The resource definitions for which the directory manager domain provides services are transaction definitions, remote transaction definitions, transaction classes, TPNames, user attributes, programs, BMS mapsets, and BMS partition sets.
Industry:Software
A 4- to 8-character alphanumeric identifier assigned to a registered graphic character. Each graphic character that is to be assigned a code point must have a GCGID. Each GCGID is unique.
Industry:Software
A CICS domain that provides support for the following: program control functions; transaction ABEND and condition handling; related functions such as invoking user-replaceable modules, global user exits, and task-related user exits; autoinstall for programs, mapsets, and partitionsets.
Industry:Software
A 4-byte area placed by BMS at the end of the device-dependent data stream returned to the application.
Industry:Software
A CICS domain that provides transaction-related services to create, terminate, purge, and inquire on tasks; and manage transaction definitions and transaction classes. The transaction manager domain is designed to provide greater reliability and improved function; it has minimal impact on end users.
Industry:Software