- 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 bit string that is used to initialize the encryption-block chaining value so that the encrypted result is different each time a data value is encrypted.
Industry:Software
A class that is used to model behavior that is specific to one or more use cases.
Industry:Software
A bit template that identifies to the TCP/IP code which bits of the host address are used for routing to specific subnets. A subnet mask has fewer 1 bits than the corresponding class mask for a given Internet Protocol (IP) address.
Industry:Software
A class that links a concrete class to an abstract class. Reference classes make polymorphism possible with the collection classes.
Industry:Software
A bitmap that contains an array of block states, one for each block in the multidimensional clustering table. Each entry in the array has eight bits, four of which are used: In use, Load, Constraint pending, and Refresh pending.
Industry:Software
A class that represents the whole in an aggregation (whole-part) relationship.
Industry:Software
A block associated with a try block that receives control when an exception matching its argument is thrown. See also try block.
Industry:Software
A class that uses loggers, levels, and filters to direct whether events are processed or suppressed.
Industry:Software
A class to which a resource group class is related. See also resource group class.
Industry:Software
