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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 MFS, the means by which output message segments are grouped for formatting. See also operator logical paging.
Industry:Software
In QoS, the process of discarding packets (by a dropper) within a traffic stream according to the state of a corresponding meter that enforces a traffic profile.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, a type of replication target table whose content matches all or part of a source table, with an added column that identifies the approximate time when a particular row was inserted or updated at the source system.
Industry:Software
In most cases, the virtual disk (VDisk) that contains a production copy of the data and that an application accesses. See also auxiliary virtual disk, relationship.
Industry:Software
In QoS, the process of measuring the temporal properties (such as rate) of a traffic stream that is selected by a classifier. The instantaneous state of this process can be used to affect the operation of a marker, shaper, or dropper; and can be used for accounting and measurement purposes.
Industry:Software
In a packet-switching data network, a path over which data flows between the network and the sending or receiving data terminal equipment.
Industry:Software
In a partitioned database environment, a state that occurs when two tables that have the same number of compatible partitioning keys are stored in the same database partition group. When this happens, the DB2 database management system can perform the join or subquery processing at the database partition where the data is stored.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication, an approximate measurement of the difference between the time that a change takes place in a source table and the time that the change is applied to a target table. See also latency, Apply latency, Capture latency, Q Apply latency, Q Capture latency, queue latency.
Industry:Software
In MPTN architecture, a component that provides the transport functions associated with a particular transport protocol stack.
Industry:Software
In QoS, the simplest form of traffic conditioning where noncompliant packets are discarded.
Industry:Software
