- Industry: Computer
- Number of terms: 98482
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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 Tivoli Kernel Services, a software object that implements the behavior of commands for a given component.
Industry:Software
In Tivoli Kernel Services, the code that interprets a command line request and invokes the appropriate CLI bundle in the appropriate ORB. The CLI client in Tivoli Kernel Services is the wcmd command.
Industry:Software
In Tivoli Kernel Services, the component (in every ORB) that sets up the execution environment for other components. The Component Manager maintains each component over its lifetime, applying all upgrades.
Industry:Software
In Tivoli Kernel Services, the component that pulls and runs native code, shared libraries, and installation scripts that are needed for deploying components.
Industry:Software
In Tivoli Kernel Services, the component that starts, monitors, stops, and restarts an ORB. On Microsoft Windows, LOCK runs as a service; on UNIX systems, LOCK runs as a daemon.
Industry:Software
In Tivoli NetView for z/OS, a component that provides an in-memory cache for maintaining real-time data in an address space that is accessible by multiple applications.
Industry:Software
In Tivoli Software Distribution, a profile that refers to an AutoPack file.
Industry:Software
In Tivoli Software Distribution, a tool that enables a Tivoli administrator to create an AutoPack file. The AutoPack Control Center produces the AutoPack file by (a) taking snapshots of the drive and system configuration before and after the installation of an application on a PC and (b) capturing the differences between these snapshots in the AutoPack file.
Industry:Software
In UN/EDIFACT EDI Standards, a group of logically related data that makes up an electronic business document, such as an invoice. It is equivalent to an EDI transaction. Called an EDI document definition in Data Interchange Services.
Industry:Software
In UNIX and AIX, a programming interface that enables third-party security methods to be used. PAM enables multiple types of authentication, such as Kerberos and the Rivest-Shamir-Adleman (RSA) algorithm, to be used without changing login services.
Industry:Software
