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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 FORTRAN, a storage area that can be referred to by a calling program and one or more subprograms.
Industry:Software
In BMS, a field that is transmitted to the host processor as soon as the terminal operator has modified the field and then tries to move the cursor out of it. You can use display trigger fields to initiate input to an application program. The trigger attribute is ignored if the operator has not modified the trigger field.
Industry:Software
In CoOperative Development Environment/400, a machine-readable file, created by a compiler or when the Verify program choice is selected, that contains information about locations of errors in a source file.
Industry:Software
In Fortran, a variable within a subprogram or statement function definition with which actual arguments from the calling program or function reference are positionally associated. See also actual argument.
Industry:Software
In BMS, a format that allows you to use application program commands to address predefined fields in a display by name, without knowing their positions. The same fields must appear in all versions of a display, but can be arranged differently in different versions.
Industry:Software
In CoOperative Development Environment/400, a routine maintained in a program library.
Industry:Software
In Fortran, the data passed to a called routine at the point of call. See also dummy argument.
Industry:Software
In BMS, a partition holding input required by the logic of the program and nominated in the associated RECEIVE MAP command.
Industry:Software
In CoOperative Development Environment/400, a set of criteria used to display a list of VM files, MVS data set names, or i5/OS objects.
Industry:Software
In graphical user interfaces (GUIs), a control that resembles a tabbed notebook, with multiple pages that can be accessed individually in any order.
Industry:Software
