- Branche: 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 set of drives, file systems, or volumes that the user selects to back up or archive using the backup-archive client.
Industry:Software
The Tivoli management discipline that addresses the automation of configuration and change management activities for the ever-evolving components of a network computing system.
Industry:Software
The set of events recognized by an activity (system events and user events that have been defined to it). Each activity has an event pool associated with it. An activity's event pool is initialized when the activity is created, and deleted when the activity is deleted. Event-related commands such as DEFINE INPUT EVENT and DEFINE COMPOSITE EVENT operate on the event pool associated with the current activity.
Industry:Software
The Tivoli NetView submap layer on which icons of managed objects of at least one network or systems management application are displayed without shading, making the icons appear directly against the background plane. See also background plane, user plane.
Industry:Software
The Tivoli NetView submap layer that provides the background for the application plane. The background plane can display a picture that provides context for viewing the icons of the application plane. See also application plane, user plane.
Industry:Software
The set of functions for compiling source code and creating high-level language programs before the Integrated Language Environment (ILE) model was introduced.
Industry:Software
The Tivoli server and the set of managed node gateways and endpoints that it serves. An organization can have more than one region. A Tivoli region addresses the physical connectivity of resources, whereas a policy region addresses the logical organization of resources.
Industry:Software
The set of functions, including verbs, parameters, return codes, and what-received indications, that is supported by all products that implement a particular architecture. See also option set.
Industry:Software
