- 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.
Data sets that are created by the system logger to safeguard log data when there is an error that leaves the only copy of log data in a volatile configuration.
Industry:Software
Data sets with a byte-oriented structure, which are accessed as continuous streams of data bytes. This structure is common in workstation environments. See also record-oriented file.
Industry:Software
Data sets with a record-oriented structure that are accessed record by record. This data set structure is typical of data sets on VM, MVS, and OS/400 systems. See also byte stream.
Industry:Software
Data storage not located in main or auxiliary storage, such as tape or diskette.
Industry:Software
Data structures needed to manage file data and metadata cached in memory. Control data structures include hash tables and link pointers for finding cached data; lock states and tokens to implement distributed locking; and various flags and sequence numbers to monitor updates to the cached data.
Industry:Software
Data terminal equipment (DTE) with integrated ISDN support. In an ISDN, the System i system is a TE1. See also terminal equipment 2.
Industry:Software
Data terminal equipment (DTE) without an ISDN interface. To communicate with other equipment through an ISDN, this equipment must have the protocol converted to one that can be recognized by the network. For example, a 7820 ISDN terminal adapter may be used. See also terminal equipment 1.
Industry:Software
Data that describes a characteristic of a document. For example, a detail can be document type, subject, author, or date created.
Industry:Software
Data that describes a DirectTalk user. Information in an administrator profile includes ID, password, language preference, and access privileges.
Industry:Software
