- 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.
An output queue to which spooled files are sent when either the user does not have an output queue specified or the output queue name in the user profile cannot be used.
Industry:Software
An output writer that must be started and stopped by the operator. Hot writers are typically used when operator intervention is anticipated, for example, when changing forms.
Industry:Software
An overlay loaded in a printer as a raster pattern, rather than as a sequence of commands. See also coded overlay.
Industry:Software
An overlay loaded in a printer in a coded format, rather than as a raster pattern. See also raster overlay.
Industry:Software
An overlay, such as one created by use of Overlay Generation Language, that resides in a secure library and is used to place security resources on a page.
Industry:Software
An overloaded C++ operator that is either a member of a class or takes at least one argument that is a class type or a reference to a class type.
Industry:Software
An overview of a set of information resources, along with guidance on how to navigate through that information. For example, an information roadmap can provide the different starting points for different types of users that they can use to navigate through the different pieces of information to learn about the product or about specific tasks.
Industry:Software
An RACF feature that is used to improve performance of authorization checking for selected resources.
Industry:Software
An S/390 or zSeries host that attaches to the ESS with an ESCON adapter. ESCON host systems run on operating systems that include MVS, Virtual Storage Extended (VSE), transaction processing facility (TPF), or versions of VM.
Industry:Software
