- 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.
A term used in early releases of CICS to refer to a CICS system in another region of the same processor. It can be taken to refer to a system that is accessed through an IRC (MRO) link, rather than through an SNA LU6.1 or LU6.2 link.
Industry:Software
A type of record access that uses keyed direct retrieval to recover subsequent records implicitly in key or relative record-number sequence without specifying another key or relative record number.
Industry:Software
A question mark (?) that appears in a statement string of a dynamic SQL statement. The question mark can appear as a typed or an untyped parameter marker where a host variable might appear if the statement string were a static SQL statement. See also typed parameter marker, untyped parameter marker.
Industry:Software
A terminal created through the Extended Terminal Option (ETO). This is a terminal that has not been defined within the IMS system definition, and for which no control blocks exist at IMS initialization time. See also static terminal, dynamic node.
Industry:Software
A type of record access that uses relative record number, exact key, approximate key, or generic key.
Industry:Software
A question that is answered in a business report regarding specific information about the success of different campaigns, activities, and the customers who are using the store.
Industry:Software
A terminal created through the system definition process. See also dynamic terminal.
Industry:Software
A type of replication that delivers updates continuously and within the scope of source transactions. See also asynchronous replication.
Industry:Software
A queue element that is larger than the smaller of either the limiting value specified during the customization of MERVA or 32KB.
Industry:Software
A terminal in a node to which a message is routed for handling if message processing in the node fails.
Industry:Software
