- 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.
In IMS, DL/I, or SQL/DS, the type of access intent that allows a subsystem to insert, delete, or replace records on a database. See also scheduling intent.
Industry:Software
In capacity planning, a value used as a general guide for optimal resource utilization. If resource utilization is above the guideline value, the resource may be approaching a problem area or a threshold value. Guideline values are also available for the rate of synchronous reads in the machine pool and for the sum of all pools. See also threshold value.
Industry:Software
In data communications, a collection of multipoint addresses. Each address can be associated with an individual communications session.
Industry:Software
In IMS, the scheduling intent type that prevents an application program from being scheduled concurrently with another application program. See also scheduling intent.
Industry:Software
In capacity planning, a value used to determine the effects of pool size changes. The greater the paging exponent, the greater the change to synchronous reads (page faults) as memory size changes.
Industry:Software
In data communications, a condition that occurs when no data is received in a given period of time.
Industry:Software
In index reorganization, an internal structure that is built and then used for index access after the index reorganization is complete.
Industry:Software
In capacity planning, the paging characteristics for the transaction. Users can define paging characteristics for any transaction.
Industry:Software
In data communications, a connection between computers or devices that is established by dialing. See also nonswitched line.
Industry:Software
In Interactive Source Debugger, a shorter name assigned to a command that is used often. The equate name, when called, performs the same function as the command.
Industry:Software
