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Type of logical unit used for communicating with non-SNA terminals, using binary synchronous communication (BSC). LU0 enables the transmission of non-SNA protocols across an SNA network, and is heavily used for connecting non-SNA terminals. LU0 is more primitive than LU6.
Industry:Software
The user IDassigned to a CICS region at CICS initialization. It is specified either in the RACF started procedures table when CICS is started as a started task, or on the USER parameter of the JOB statement when CICS is started as a job.
Industry:Software
Type of logical unit used for processor-to-processor sessions. LU type 6.1 is a development of LU type 6. CICS - DL/I, IMS, or SQL/DS intercommunication uses LU type 6.1 sessions.
Industry:Software
The user identifier (user ID) of the default user. The default user ID is specified with the DFLTUSER system initialization parameter.
Industry:Software
Type of logical unit, Used for communicating with office systems terminals.
Industry:Software
The user interface and integrated development environment (IDE) in Eclipse and Eclipse-based tools such as IBM Rational Application Developer.
Industry:Software
Type of logical unit, used for processor-to-processor communication. LUTYPE6 defines a number of processes (applications - the file model, the queue model, the DL/I model, and so on) which are used in CICS intersystem communication (ISC). LUTYPE6 also supports user application to user application communication. There is no BMS support for this LU Type.
Industry:Software
The user of an Emulator High-Level Language Application Programming Interface (EHLLAPI) application program.
Industry:Software
The user who has the highest level of access authority to a file, as defined by the file.
Industry:Software
