- 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.
A restart performed by the system when a user resubmits a job. The operator submits the restart deck to the system through a system input reader. See also automatic restart, checkpoint restart.
Industry:Software
A restart that occurs at the beginning of a job step. There are two types of step restart: automatic or deferred. See also checkpoint restart.
Industry:Software
A restart that takes place during the current run, that is, without resubmitting the job. An automatic restart can occur within a job step or at the beginning of a job step. See also checkpoint restart, deferred restart.
Industry:Software
A semantic variation of generalization in which an object cannot change its type or role. See also dynamic classification.
Industry:Software
A simple data structure that stores Notes database design elements (forms, views, and so on), user-created data (documents), and administrative information, such as the database access control list.
Industry:Software
A subset of tests that can be run against each software build to determine whether the software has regressed in form or function since a previous build.
Industry:Software
A semantic variation of generalization in which an object may belong directly to more than one class. See also dynamic classification.
Industry:Software
A simple file format that consists of text separated into meaningful chunks by specific characters. The chunks of text are usually individual fields. The specific character is called a delimiter, and can be any character that is not found in the text. Comma and tab are common delimiters. If the delimiter is used as a character in the text, it must be enclosed by a pair of text qualifiers, usually double quotation marks.
Industry:Software
A subset of the CICS application programming interface that accesses special system-orientated CICS services.
Industry:Software
A semantic variation of generalization in which an object may change type or role. See also multiple classification, static classification.
Industry:Software
