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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.
In BTS, the CICS region on which a routed process or activity executes. See also requesting region, routing region.
Industry:Software
In cross-site mirroring, the configuration state of a mirror copy that indicates that geographic mirroring requires synchronization but that the disk pool is currently unavailable. When the disk pool is made available, the mirror copy will be synchronized with the current information on the production copy.
Industry:Software
In high availability disaster recovery, the state of the standby database after it reads all of the existing local log files. The database remains in this state until it establishes a connection with the primary database. See also peer state.
Industry:Software
In Business Graphics Utility and the GDDM function, a straight line extending perpendicular to either axis at each major tick.
Industry:Software
In cross-site mirroring, the configuration state of the mirror copy that attempts to perform geographic mirroring and synchronization when the independent disk pool is available. The mirror copy state is resuming when it is not suspended or active.
Industry:Software
In high availability disaster recovery, the synchronization mode in which the primary database considers a transaction committed when it receives a message from the standby database confirming that the log data was received and written to the main memory of the standby system. See also peer state, synchronization mode.
Industry:Software
In Business Graphics Utility and the GDDM function, a text string that describes a set of data values. Data labels are used with bar charts, pie charts, and Venn diagrams.
Industry:Software
In cross-site mirroring, the current status of the data that is being geographically mirrored; for example, insynch, usable, and unusable.
Industry:Software
In high availability disaster recovery, the synchronization mode in which the primary database considers a transaction committed when it successfully submits the relevant log data to the network. The primary database does not wait for an acknowledgment that the log data was received by the standby system. See also high availability disaster recovery, peer state, synchronization mode.
Industry:Software
In Business Graphics Utility and the GDDM function, data that is specified so that every X value has only one Y value associated with it. See also nonpaired data.
Industry:Software
