- 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.
A unique number assigned by the system to each call stack entry.
Industry:Software
A reflective material placed on a magnetic tape to indicate the end of the recording area.
Industry:Software
A unique number assigned to a process by the operating system. The number is used internally by processes to communicate.
Industry:Software
A reflective material placed on a magnetic tape to indicate where the recording area starts.
Industry:Software
A top-level business object that groups child business objects for a WebSphere business integration system component to use in a single operation. Alternatively, a top-level business object that contains processing information about its child business object. See also request business object, response business object.
Industry:Software
A unique number, issued sequentially, given to a database resource to identify that it is in use (locked) by a requestor. A locked resource cannot be used until the current requestor has finished using it.
Industry:Software
A register in the processor that contains the address of the next instruction to be processed.
Industry:Software
A top-level repository that appears in the Project Tree. It has a global scope and can be referenced by multiple processes. A global repository can be thought of as a data store.
Industry:Software
A unique string of characters that a system user enters to identify that user to the system, if the system resources are secured.
Industry:Software
