- 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.
The process of validating the user ID and password that are supplied by a user for a remote system to which the user requires access. If the user is authenticated, the user is mapped to a principal. See also local authentication.
Industry:Software
The process by which a complex word or expression is formed by attaching a clitic to another word. A common example of cliticization includes attaching a clitic to a verb, for example: "je t'aime" in French.
Industry:Software
The physical interface that allows a user to connect to the integrated services digital network (ISDN).
Industry:Software
The process of verifying that an operator is authorized to perform actions on a network resource, a NetView management console view, or a resource within a view.
Industry:Software
The process by which a connector retrieves application events. Event polling consists of requesting and retrieving events from the event table and passing them to the connector for further processing. In most cases, the processed event or the status of the event is returned to the application. You can customize how the connector polls for event, including setting specific times and frequency. See also event request.
Industry:Software
The region in which a dynamic routing request originates. For dynamic transaction routing and inbound client dynamic program link requests, this is typically a TOR; for dynamic START requests and peer-to-peer dynamic program link requests, this is typically an AOR. To be eligible for dynamic routing, the process or activity must be started by an EXEC CICS RUN ASYNCHRONOUS command. See also routing region, target region.
Industry:Software
The physical key arrangement and assignments for the keyboard shipped from the factory.
Industry:Software
The process of verifying that devices are at the desired state and taking actions in order to achieve that state.
Industry:Software
