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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 Q replication and event publishing, an approximate measurement of the difference between the time that the Q Capture program commits data to WebSphere MQSeries and the time that WebSphere MQSeries makes the data available to the Q Apply program or a receiving application. This is a subset of the end-to-end latency in a replication scenario or an event publishing scenario. See also Q Apply latency, Q Capture latency, end-to-end latency.
Industry:Software
In software distribution, the phase in which each action in a software package prepares the conditions for successfully executing an install or remove operation. If the preparation phase fails, the target system is returned to its original state. See also transactional mode.
Industry:Software
In Q replication and event publishing, an object that contains the settings for how Q replication programs process transactions and identifies the WebSphere MQSeries queues that are used in a replication or event publishing scenario. See also publishing queue map, replication queue map.
Industry:Software
In some operating systems, the window that controls the size and locations of its children. If a window has children, it is a parent window.
Industry:Software
In Q replication and in SQL replication, a table or procedure that is a destination for changes that were replicated from a source. The Q Apply program applies these changes. See also target table.
Industry:Software
In source editors, the ability to differentiate text and structural elements, such as tags, attributes, and attribute values, using text highlighting differences, such as font face, emphasis, and color.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, a configuration in which changes that occur in a source table are replicated over WebSphere MQ queues to a target table or are passed to a procedure to manipulate the data. Changes that occur in a target table are not replicated back to a source table.
Industry:Software
In speech recognition, the ability to recognize a single word in a stream of words.
Industry:Software
In Q replication, a dynamic queue that the Q Apply program creates to hold transactions that occur at the source table while a target table is being loaded. The Q Apply program later applies these transactions and then deletes the spill queue.
Industry:Software
In SQL replication and in Q replication, the user who is responsible for registering replication sources and creating subscription sets. This user can also run the Capture program and the Apply program.
Industry:Software
