- 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.
Integration logic on an enterprise service bus to mediate between requesters and providers. The logic performs a number of functions such as to transform and augment requests, convert transport protocols, and route requests and replies automatically
Industry:Software
Pertaining to not physically existing as such but made by software to appear to do so.
Industry:Software
In the TTY subsystem, a character framing error in which the data is all zeros.
Industry:Software
Internal communication between clustered nodes uses the virtual Ethernet as the private network (or interconnect) that carries the heartbeat. The cluster service on each node uses a heartbeat to keep track of the current state of the nodes within the cluster. The cluster service uses the heartbeat to: (1) Determine when a failover to another node should occur, (2) Synchronize the cluster databases on each node, (3) Verify node failures during a cluster configuration change. The private network uses the single network virtual Ethernet model.
Industry:Software
Pertaining to printing on both sides of a sheet of paper such that the bottom of the printed image on one side of the paper is juxtaposed against the top of the printed image on the other side of the paper. See also simplex.
Industry:Software
In the two-phase commit protocol, the response of an agent to the request of the initiator. The application transaction program uses the responses to determine if it should commit or roll back its protected resources.
Industry:Software
Inventory that has been designated for a particular purpose, and is not available to allocate to orders.
Industry:Software
In the UNIX operating system, a text file used by the config program to create the files necessary to build a new kernel. The file defines parameters used to size the kernel for performance and I/O capabilities.
Industry:Software
Inventory that has been ordered from a vendor and that is expected to be received by the Seller. This information is contained in an expected inventory record. See also expected inventory record, seller.
Industry:Software
