- 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 operating system using a partitioning technology as specified by Passport Advantage.
Industry:Software
An operation during which the current job running from a display station is interrupted so that other work can be done. The operator presses the Attn key to put the display station in inquiry mode.
Industry:Software
An operation mode of the supervisor (generated with MODE=ESA) of a VSE system. Such a supervisor will run on a 370-XA or Enterprise Systems Architecture processor and provides support for multiple virtual address spaces, the channel subsystem, and more than 16MB of real storage.
Industry:Software
An operation performed by program control to relieve space in the DSA during a short-on-storage condition. The PPT is searched to identify programs that have been dynamically loaded and are currently not in use. If a program is not in use, the space it occupied is reclaimed. See also short-on-storage.
Industry:Software
An operation performed by the Transfer to Group Job (TFRGRPJOB) command that will either start a new group job or resume an existing group job.
Industry:Software
An operation that changes the format of the data that is written to permanent storage for a table and restricts the operations that are allowed on the table until the data in the table is reorganized.
Industry:Software
An operation that copies (sector by sector) all permanent data from configured disk units to tape.
Industry:Software
An operation that deletes the backup software package so that the previous operation cannot be restored.
Industry:Software
An operation that is used by clients of WebSphere Application Server applications to obtain references to objects related to those applications.
Industry:Software
