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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 CL, a built-in function name, having an optional, and possibly empty, argument list that holds the value returned by the built-in function.
Industry:Software
In DB2 Text Search, a collection of significant terms extracted from text documents. Each term is associated with the document from which it was extracted.
Industry:Software
In lexical analysis, the process in which algorithmic processing is used to determine the boundaries of words. In the case of Indo-European languages, the LanguageWare algorithm uses constraints in order to determine optimal boundaries. For Chinese, LanguageWare uses statistical processing - word frequencies and collocation frequencies. For Japanese LanguageWare uses a combination of statistical and grammatical processing.
Industry:Software
In COBOL, a character string bounded by quotation marks, whose value is itself.
Industry:Software
In DB2 XQuery, a data type that can be either a primitive simple data type or a derived type that is based on a primitive simple type. See also atomic value.
Industry:Software
In License Use Management, a type of license that allows a system administrator to generate license passwords for a given number of licenses. Such a license is valuable when an administrator needs a certain number of licenses, but does not yet know what machines or who will use them.
Industry:Software
In COBOL, a clause in a data description entry in the Data Division that describes a particular characteristic of a data item.
Industry:Software
In DB2 XQuery, a mode, either ordered or unordered, that affects the ordering of the result sequence that is returned by path expressions, union expressions, intersect expressions, and except expressions and by FLWOR expressions that do not have an order by clause.
Industry:Software
In link-state routing protocols, the sum of the link costs along the path between two nodes or networks.
Industry:Software
In COBOL, a clause that appears as part of an Environment Division entry.
Industry:Software
