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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 X.25 protocol that allows the transfer of data link control information between two adjoining SNA nodes that are connected through an X.25 packet-switching data network. The QLLC provides the qualifier Q bit in X.25 data packets to identify packets that carry logical link protocol information. See also enhanced logical link control, physical services header.
Industry:Software
An X.25 protocol used by IBM Systems Network Architecture (SNA) data terminal equipment (DTE). Physical services header provides address services for physically connected systems or devices. The System i family does not support PSH. See also enhanced logical link control, Qualified Logical Link Control.
Industry:Software
An X.25 user facility in which a call setup procedure and a call clearing procedure determine a period of communications between two DTEs in which the users' data will be transferred in the network in the packet mode of operation. All the users' data is delivered from the network in the same order in which it is received by the network. Synonym for switched virtual call.
Industry:Software
An XML artifact that is registered in the XML schema repository (XSR) and is used to validate XML instance documents. Supported XSR objects include XML schemas, document type definitions (DTDs), and other externally referenced entities. See also XML schema repository.
Industry:Software
An XML document format that facilitates the discovery of existing Web services and provides a set of rules for how inspection-related information should be made available for consumption.
Industry:Software
An XML document format used by DB2 XML Extender to define the mapping between XML and relational data.
Industry:Software
An XML document that contains optimization guidelines for one or more DML statements. An optimization profile is used to provide explicit guidelines to the query optimizer when DML statements are not achieving the desired performance and tuning options are ineffective. See also optimization guideline.
Industry:Software
An XML document that contains the policies that have the same scope.
Industry:Software
