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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 fibre-channel technology, a credit scheme used to manage end-to-end flow control during the exchange of frames between two communicating devices. See also buffer-to-buffer credit, end-to-end flow control.
Industry:Software
In fibre-channel technology, a parameter that, when set, guarantees that frames are either delivered in order or dropped.
Industry:Software
In fibre-channel technology, a value used to time out operations that depend on the maximum possible time that a frame can be delayed in a fabric and still be delivered. This value is adjustable in one microsecond increments from 10 - 120 seconds. See also resource recovery timeout value.
Industry:Software
In hardware maintenance, a step-by-step procedure that assists an IBM service representative to trace a symptom to the cause of the failure.
Industry:Software
In High-Performance Routing (HPR), a highly efficient routing protocol that minimizes cycles and storage requirements for routing network layer packets through intermediate nodes on the route.
Industry:Software
In HTTP Server for i5/OS, a function that automatically creates reports (host name or Internet Protocol (IP) address, method, return code, and URL information) about visits to your Web site.
Industry:Software
In HTTP Server for i5/OS, a function that automatically creates reports (user, path, and group-based information) about visits to a Web site.
Industry:Software
In IMS Version 10, one or more DBRC instances that share a single RECON data set in an IMSplex environment. Each DBRC group has a group identifier (GROUP ID), which is unique for that group. DBRC groups are used by DBRC, whether or not parallel RECON access is enabled.
Industry:Software
In IMS Version 9 and earlier versions, security implemented by the Security Maintenance utility to limit the access to MS resources from application programs and utilities executing in dependent regions.
Industry:Software
In IMS, a PCB that defines an alternate destination (a logical terminal or a message program) and that can be used instead of the I/O PCB when it is necessary to direct a response to a terminal. The existence of alternate PCBs in the PSB affects the PCB number used in the PCB keyword in an EXEC DLI application program.
Industry:Software
