Etymologie, Étymologie, Etymology
US Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika, les États-Unis d'Amérique, The United States of America (USA)
Informatik, Informatique, Informatics
Informatics (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Informatics
PC - Personal Computer (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/personal_computer
WWW - World Wide Web
(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/WWW
A
ABEND (W3)
Der Abend ist normalerweise der normale Abschluss des Tages. Es gibt aber auch ein "ABEND", das einen unnormalen Abschluss bezeichnet.
Das engl. "ABEND" ist die Abkürzung für "ABnormal END". Es wird vor allem in der Datenverarbeitung benutzt und bezeichnet z.B. ein beliebtes Verhalten eines PCs. Eingeführt wurde der Begriff allerdings mit einer Fehlermeldung der IBM Grossrechner der "frühen" Jahre.
Mittlerweile hat es im Zusammenhang mit E-Mails eine weitere Bedeutung erhalten: "Abwesend durch erzwungenen Netz-Entzug", zur Information von Kommunikationspartnern, dass man (aus unterschiedlichen Gründen) (zeitweise) nicht erreichbar ist.
(1) Acronym for "abnormal end" of task. It refers to software crashes or lossage. Derives from an error message on the IBM 360.
(2) Acronym for "Absent By Enforced Net Deprivation". Sent in e-mail subject lines warning friends and others of forced loss of Internet access (due to moving, network outages, or illness).
(E2)(L1) http://www.bartleby.com/61/s1.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.dicofr.com/cgi-bin/n.pl/dicofr/firstchar/a
(E?)(L?) http://www-306.ibm.com/software/globalization/terminology/index.jsp
abend | abend reason | abnormal end of task (abend) | transaction abend code | user transaction abend code
(E?)(L1) http://www.isaca.org/glossary.htm
(E3)(L1) http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/
(E3)(L1) http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/t/TheJargonLexicon.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.linux-france.org/prj/jargonf/ind/A.html
(E?)(L1) http://www.urbandictionary.com/
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/A/ABEND.html
(E?)(L?) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_computer_term_etymologies
(E?)(L?) http://www.wordsmith.org/awad/archives/0900
abort (W2)
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/A/abort.html
To stop a program or function before it has finished naturally. The term "abort" refers to both requested and unexpected terminations. For example, many applications let you abort a search or a print job. On the other hand, programs can abort unexpectedly for any of the following reasons:
- bugs in the software
- unexpected input that the program cannot handle
- hardware malfunction
When a program aborts, you are usually returned to the operating system shell level. Contrast abort with crash, which makes the entire system, including the operating system, unusable.
Der Begriff für einen unerwarteten Programmabbruch steht auch für den Abbruch einer Schwangerschaft. In beiden Fällen steht das lat. "abortus" = "Abgang" von lat. "ab-oiri" = "abgehen", "verschwinden" Pate. Aber auch der eher umgangssprachliche Ausdruck "Abort" für "Toilette" verdankt seine Bezeichnung, der Tatsache, dass es sich um einen eher "abgelegenen Ort" handelt. Dass an diesem Ort auch etwas "abgeht" und "verschwindet" kann als mnemotische Unterstützung dienen.
Neben dem "Abort" gibt es in der Informationstechnik auch den "Abend". Dies ist die Abkürzung für "abnormal end". Aber auch darin steckt das "ab" in der Bedeutung "weg". Auf dieses "ab" geht auch die "Ebbe" zurück.
Adobe Gamma Loader.exe (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/files/adobe%20gamma%20loader/
(E6)(L?) http://www.tasklist.org/task_AdobeGammaLoader_exe_119.html
Um welches "Gamma" es sich bei diesem Adobe Feature handelt, ist mir leider nicht bekannt. Es dürfte aber etwas mit Farbkanälen zu tun haben.
arachnotaxis
(Kunstwort) Zusammenziehung aus gr. "arachne" = "Spinne", "Spinnennetz" und gr. "taxis" = "Ordnung" zur Bezeichnung strukturierter URL-Listen, deren Einträge zum Auffinden entsprechender Webseiten dienen. Dieser Methode bedienen sich vor allem Suchmaschinen (>search engine) und Suchverzeichnisse im Internet (>directory); vgl. arachniography.
ASCII-Codes (W3)
(E6)(L1) http://webopedia.com/quick_ref/asciicode.asp
Die Abkürzung "ASCII" steht für "American Standard Code for Information Interchange".
Characters and ASCII Equivalents
Here are some of the more commonly used characters and their ASCII equivalents.
ascusc - JCMC - Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication
(E?)(L?) http://www.ascusc.org/jcmc/
ascusc - Nicknames, Play and Identity on Internet Relay Chat
(E?)(L?) http://www.ascusc.org/jcmc/vol1/issue2/bechar.html
Avatar (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.yourdictionary.com/cgi-bin/wotd.cgi?word=avatar
(E2)(L2) http://www.blueprints.de/wortschatz/
eine fiktive Figur im Cyberspace; ist in indischen Religionen die Verkörperung eines Gottes auf Erden
(Sanskrit, "Avatara", "Herabstieg"), Als "Avatare" werden im Hinduismus die verschiedenen menschlichen und tierischen Verkörperungen des Gottes Wischnu bezeichnet. In jeder Weltperiode inkarniert Wischnu, um die Guten zu retten und die Bösen zu bestrafen und so die göttliche Ordnung wiederherzustellen.
Heute bezeichnet man als "Avatare" auch virtuelle Personen, die nicht nur als Figur, sondern auch aus Persönlichkeit bestehen. Bekanntes Beispiel eines Avatars ist Lara Croft aus dem Computerspiel Tomb Raider.
(© blueprints Team)
B
barett
(E?)(L?) http://barett.com/technology/portals.htm
Portals - The domain name... net. co. uk. org. uk. plc. uk. ltd. uk Simply enter the domain name...
Information From our offices in London, England, UK and Los Angeles, California, USA we service the main Internet markets today. London Office Phone
Bit
In der Datenverarbeitung gibt es mittlerweile eine unübersehbare Zahl von Programmen: "Microcode, Betriebsysteme, Systemprogramme, Anwendungsprogramme, Compiler (die eine benutzerfreundliche Computersprache in eine maschinenfreundliche Computersprache übersetzen), Anwendungsprogramme, Datenbanksysteme, ... Aber alle diese Programme und auch alle Daten werden im Hintergrund nur mit Hilfe zweier Zeichen abgespeichert: 0 und 1 - ja und nein - an und aus, wie immer man sie bezeichnen möchte. Ob Programme oder Daten - alles wird in Bits abgelegt. Der Verarbeitende Teil des Computers frisst auf der einen Seite eine "endlose" Kette von Nullen und Einsen und spukt auf der anderen Seite eine ebenso endlos erscheinende Kette von Nullen und Einsen wieder aus. Alles, was Sie hier sehen und die Verwaltung und die Verfahren zur menschenfreundlichen Darstellung auf dem Bildschirm - alles nur Bits und Bytes.
"BIT" ist dabei die Abkürzung von "Binary digiT" = "binäres Zeichen" von lat. "???" = lat. "???" und lat. "digit ???" = "Finger ???".
Bug, Debugging (W1)
Der "bug" ist ein englischer "Käfer" bzw. eine "Wanze". Zu Zeiten, als die Rechen-Kapazität eines PC noch einen ganzen Saal benötigte, waren diese eine beliebte Zufluchtsstätte für verschiedene Kleintiere. Diese krabbelten ohne Rücksicht über Kabel, Röhren und Platinen. Manche wurden dabei auch mal gebraten und verursachten dabei kleinere Kurzschlüsse. Diese machten sich in fehlerhaften Berechnungen oder Schlimmerem bemerkbar. Und so waren die "bugs" weithin gefürchtet. Und auch heute noch - wo es kaum noch einen Platz für "Käfer" im Rechner gibt - schiebt man ihm jede Fehlfunktion oder unsaubere Programmierung unter den Chitinpanzer.
Das Entfernen von Fehlern nennt man übrigens entsprechend "Debugging".
(E?)(L?) http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/B/bug.html
(E3)(L1) http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/
(E?)(L?) http://www.wordorigins.org/
David Wilton weist auf seiner Site "wordorigins" darauf hin, dass der Term "Bug" bereits aus Thomas Edison's Labor entwichen sein könnte. Jedenfalls gibt es Hinweise auf seine Existenz bereits im Jahre 1878, also lange vor dem Computerzeitalter.
Bug
(E?)(L?) http://www.ffh.de/ffh2002/www/programm/guten_morgen_hessen/seite009.phtml
Aus dem "Klugscheisser-Archiv"
Ein Computer-Fehler wird im Jargon "Bug" = "Käfer" genannt. Früher, bei den riesigen Röhren-Rechnern, waren oft wirklich Käfer der Grund für Fehler. Die Tierchen sind in die empfindlichen Verbindungsteile geklettert und haben so Kurzschlüsse ausgelöst.
bugnet
(E?)(L?) http://www.bugnet.com/
gibt Berichte zu Sicherheitsmeldungen und Fehlerberichte heraus; auch als Newsletter;
Byte
(E2)(L1) http://www.bartleby.com/61/s40.html
(E1)(L1) http://www.etymonline.com/
(E6)(L1) http://computer.howstuffworks.com/bytes.htm
Byte ist der grosse Bruder von "Bit". Es besteht aus 8 Bits. Es ist die erste sinntragende Einheit. Z.B. werden Buchstaben und Zahlen mit je einem Byte "verschlüsselt".
C
C++
A high-level programming language developed by Bjarne Stroustrup at Bell Labs. C++ adds object-oriented features to its predecessor, C. C++ is one of the most popular programming language for graphical applications, such as those that run in Windows and Macintosh environments.
cluster, Kloss, clod, clot, cleat, kloot, Klotz, glautós, gluda, *kludda, *gel (W2)
Am 25.03.2005 schrieb René Bastian:
Bonjour, ich suche die Etymologie des Wortes "cluster" und bin auf Ihre Webseite gekommen, wo das Wort mit einem "?" gekennzeichnet ist. Das Wort ist in der Musik bekannt ("Tontraube", "grappe de sons"). In meinen lateinischen und griechischen Lexika: kein Resultat, (denn "klyster" hat wahrscheinlich nichts mit "cluster" zu tun)
Der Sprach-Brockhaus (1966) kennt: "die Kluster", Mundart, niederdeutsch : "Gruppe", "Traube".
Matthias Lexers "Mittehochdeutsches Taschenwterbuch" bringt leider nichts.
http://infos.aus-germanien.de/Cluster - in Unkenntnis der deutschen Sprache kommt das wort aus dem Englischen!
Googeln mit "kluster mundart" bringt schon einiges, aber alles daneben, denn Kluster ist nicht Kloster auf kölsch.
Mit dem, auch im Deutschen anzutreffenden, engl. "Cluster" werden in der Informationstechnik zum Beispiel "Gruppen von Terminals oder Rechnern" bezeichnet. Ganz allgemein können Gerätegruppen oder auch Gruppen von Datensätzen als "Cluster" bezeichnet werden.
In der Botanik oder Astronomie bezeichnet man mit "cluster" "Büschel", "(Sternen-)Haufen", "Menge", "Gruppe", "(Trauben- oder Bananen-)Bündel", (Atom-)Cluster usw.
Eine wirklich verbindliche Aussage zur Herkunft des engl. "cluster" habe ich nicht finden können. Es gibt jedoch vage Hinweise, dass es sich vielleicht um ein (lautmalerisches (?)) Wort handelt, das zur Familie der "Klösse" gehört.
Demnach könnte es zusammenhängen mit engl. "clod", "clot" = "(Erd-)Klumpen", engl. "cleat" = "Keil", "Scholle", niederl. "kloot" = "Ball", dt. "Kloß", ahd. "klo" = "Klumpen", "Knäuel", "Kugel", dt. "Klotz", mhd. "kloz" = "Klumpen", "Kugel" "Baumstumpf", griech. "glautós" = "Hinterbacken", russ. "gluda" = "Klumpen", "Kloß".
Falls dies zutrifft, geht es zurück auf ein germ. "*kludda", und weiter auf idg. "*g(e)leu", "*gel" = "rund machen" = "to make round" (also: "zu einem "Klumpen" formen").
(E?)(L1) http://www.3sat.de/nano/
Clusterforschung
(E?)(L?) http://infos.aus-germanien.de/Cluster
(E2)(L1) http://www.beyars.com/lexikon/lexikon_c_1.html
Cluster-Ring
(E?)(L?) http://clusty.com/
(E6)(L2) http://www.computerhilfen.de/lexikon.php
Bad Cluster | Cluster
(E?)(L?) http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?l=c&p=16
(E?)(L1) http://www.glossar.de/
Cluster - Rechnercluster
(E?)(L1) http://www.ib.hu-berlin.de/%7Ewumsta/infopub/semiothes/lexicon/default/
Clusteranalyse
(E6)(L?) http://www-306.ibm.com/ibm/terminology/
base cluster | cluster | cluster configuration | Cluster feature | cluster formation | cluster joining | cluster membership list | cluster node | cluster queue | cluster queue manager | cluster resource | cluster resource group (CRG) | cluster resource group manager (CRGM) | cluster resource service | cluster service | cluster transmission queue | clustering | ClusterProven | cluster-receiver channel (CLUSRCVR) | cluster-sender channel (CLUSSDR) | device cluster resource group | High-Availability Cluster Multiprocessing for AIX (HACMP for AIX) | Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS)
(E?)(L1) http://www.lookingatbuildings.org.uk/
Cluster block
(E6)(L?) http://www.musicplasma.com/
musikalische Beziehungen in Clustern
(E?)(L?) http://www.musiklehre.at/fachwortlexikon/a.htm
cluster
(E6)(L1) http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html
Globular Clusters - Open Clusters - Clusters of Galaxies
(E3)(L1) http://www.jargon.net/jargonfile/
clustergeeking
(E6)(L1) http://www.ngcic.org/
Clusters of Stars
(E6)(L?) http://www.panasonic.de/presse/default.aspx
Cluster-Controller | Cluster-Print
(E?)(L?) http://www.searchenginedictionary.com/
Clustering
(E?)(L?) http://www.seds.org/~spider/ngc/ngc.html
Clusters of Stars
(E6)(L?) http://www.teachsam.de/deutsch/glossar_deu_w.htm
Clustering
(E?)(L?) http://www.theninemuses.net/hp/list.html
Cockroach Cluster
(E?)(L1) http://www.transtec.de/D/D/compendium/
(E?)(L?) http://www.uni-erfurt.de/sprachwissenschaft/personal/lehmann/d_lehmann.html
consonant cluster | phoneme cluster
(E3)(L1) http://www.webopedia.com/totd.asp
cluster | lost cluster
(E?)(L?) http://wetter.rtl.de/
CLUSTER
(E?)(L1) http://www.wetteronline.de/lexikon/
Cloudcluster
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/B.html
b-Cluster
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/C.html
Cluster | Cluster Analysis | Cluster Perimeter | Cluster Prime
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/F.html
FindClusters
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/K.html
K-Means Clustering Algorithm
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/M.html
Mean Cluster Density | Mean Cluster Count Per Si...
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/N.html
N-Cluster
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/P.html
Prime Cluster
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/S.html
s-Cluster
(E6)(L1) http://mathworld.wolfram.com/letters/T.html
Twin Prime Cluster
(E1)(L?) http://www.wordspy.com/
Beowulf cluster - disease cluster - fast-food cluster
COBOL - Totgesagt leben länger (W2)
(E?)(L?) http://webopedia.com/TERM/C/COBOL.html
Nach "FORTRAN" ist "COBOL" die zweitälteste "höhere Programmiersprache". Sie wurde in den 1950er/1960er jahren entwickelt und wird schon seit vielen Jahren als untergehend eingestuft. Dennoch ist sie immer noch die am häufigsten benutze Programmiersprache der Welt.
Sie wir hauptsächlich auf Grossrechnersystemen für Geschäfts-Anwendungen eingesetzt. Dies war auch die Absicht der Entwickler, die sie "COmmon Business Oriented Language" nannten, abgekürzt "COBOL".
cursory, cursor (W2)
(E?)(L?) http://www.owad.de/
= "something short", "brief" = "flüchtig", "rasch", "oberflächlich"
From lat. "cursorius" = "pertaining to running" from lat. "cursor" = "runner" from "currerre" = "to run". This root is found in many words borrowed from Latin, including "current", "corridor", "courier", "course", "corral" and Afrikaans "kraal" = "corral", "rural village". English "car" comes from Latin "carrus" = "wagon" of the same root, which also underlies "career", "charge", and "chariot", not to mention "carpenter" from lat. "carpentum" "a two-wheeled carriage".
D
defenestration (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.catb.org/jargon/html/D/defenestration.html
Das engl. "defenestration" = "aus dem Fenster werfen" geht zurück auf lat. "fenestra" = "window" = "Fenster".
In Anspielung auf das Microsoft-Betriebssystem "WINDOWS" bezeichnet in "Hackerkreisen" "defenestration" das ersetzen von WINDOWS durch ein anderes Betriebssytem.
Allgemein kann es aber auch bedeuten, dass man den aktuellen Bildschirminhalt des PC's durch einen anderen Inhalt ersetzt.
dingbats
(E?)(L?) http://www.dingbats.com/
DNS - Domain Name Server
(E?)(L?) http://computer.howstuffworks.com/dns.htm
DNS heisst im Internet nicht Desoxyribonukleinsäure sondern "Domain Name Server".
Die Domain Name Server haben im Internet die Aufgabe, eine für den Menschen einprägsame Internetadresse in eine Maschineninterpretierbare Adresse der Form xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx umzusetzen.
DOS, QDOS (W3)
Das Betriebssystem "DOS" = "Disk Operating System" basiert auf "QDOS" = "quick and dirty operating system".
(E?)(L?) http://www.tecchannel.de/server/hardware/466465/index8.html
...
Als IBM 1980 mit dem IBM-PC ziemlich verspätet in das Homecomputer-Geschäft einstieg, brauchten die Verantwortlichen möglichst rasch ein Betriebssystem – und wandten sich an Bill Gates' Firma. Mit einem eigenen System konnte Gates damals zwar nicht dienen, er wollte sich das Geschäft aber auch nicht entgehen lassen.
Kurz entschlossen schloss Microsoft einen Vertrag über 186.000 Dollar mit IBM ab und kaufte zwei Tage später für 50.000 Dollar von der Firma Seattle Computer die CP/M-Variante "QDOS" – ein Akronym für "quick and dirty operating system". In leicht modifizierter Form wurde das System dann unter der Bezeichnung MS-DOS an IBM ausgeliefert.
E
easter egg
A secret message or screen buried in an application. Typically, easter eggs are used to display the credits for the development team or to display a humorous message. To see an easter egg, you need to know a special procedure or sequence of keystrokes.
Die Bezeichnung ist natürlich auf das Suchen der Ostereier zurück zu führen.
Eliza
(E?)(L?) http://www.uwec.edu/jerzdg/orr/articles/IF/canon/Eliza.htm
(E?)(L?) http://i5.nyu.edu/~mm64/x52.9265/january1966.html
ist ein Computerprogramm zur Untersuchung der "natürlichen Kommunikation zwischen Mensch und Maschine".
Entwickelt wurde "Eliza" von Joseph Wiezenbaum
Eliza (Weizenbaum 1966) is the first chatterbot -- a computer program that mimics human conversation. In only about 200 lines of computer code, Eliza models the behavior of a psychiatrist (or, more specifically, the "active listening" strategies of a touchy-feely 1960s Rogerian therapist).
encyberpedia
(E?)(L?) http://www.encyberpedia.com/
ENIAC (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.at-mix.de/eniac.htm
(E?)(L?) http://www.geschichte-des-computers.de/eniac.php
(E?)(L?) http://www.heise.de/tp/r4/artikel/2/2235/4.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.seas.upenn.edu/~museum/
(E?)(L?) http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/ENIAC
Die Abkürzung "ENIAC" steht für "Electronic Numerical Integrator And Computer".
Manchmal findet man auch (fälschlicherweise) "Electronic Numerical Integrator And Calculator".
(E?)(L?) http://www.heise.de/ct/06/05/links/020.shtml
ENIAC Emulatoren
- JAVA ENIAC-Emulator von Till Zoppke und Paul Rojas
- Dokumentation zum Java ENIAC Emulator
- Java ENIAC Emulator von Peter Hansen
- ENIAC-Emulator in C der Uni. v. Alberta (Doku)
- ENIAC-Emulator in C der Uni v. Alberta samt Assembler
- "Futter" für den ENIAC-Assembler
F
faqs - What is Usenet?
(E?)(L?) http://www.faqs.org/faqs/usenet/what-is/part1/
foldoc - Free Online-Dictionary of Computing
(E?)(L1) http://www.foldoc.org/
Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (started in 1985) is a searchable dictionary of acronyms, jargon, programming languages, tools, architecture, operating systems, networking, theory, conventions, standards, mathematics, telecoms, electronics, institutions, companies, projects, products, history, in fact anything to do with computing.
This dictionary is Copyright Denis Howe 1993 - 1999.
mit über 100.000 Einträgen rund um die Computerei.
Suche nach einzelnen Wörtern und nach Phrasen;
(E?)(L1) http://www.hyperdictionary.com/computer
The Computer Dictionary is based on the FOLDOC dictionary by Denis Howe. It consists of almost 14 thousand computer-related terms. To use the dictionary, you may search using the search box or you may browse the word listings by letter of the alphabet.
G
GammaTray.exe (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.processlibrary.com/directory/files/gammatray/
Leider konnte ich nicht herausfinden, wieso der 3. Buchstabe des griechischen Alphabets hier verwendet wird.
gopher (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/totd.asp
A system that pre-dates the World Wide Web for organizing and displaying files on Internet servers. A Gopher server presents its contents as a hierarchically structured list of files. With the ascendance of the Web, many gopher databases were converted to Web sites which can be more easily accessed via Web search engines.
"Gopher" was developed at the University of Minnesota and named after the school's mascot. Two systems, Veronica and Jughead, let you search global indices of resources stored in Gopher systems.
H
Hacker, Cracker (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://koeln.ccc.de/artikel/buecher/levy-hackers.html
Eine Buchbesprechung von Steven Levys Buch Hackers und gleichzeitig eine kleine Etymologie des Wortes "Hacker".
Das Hackertum nahm seinen Ausgang am MIT. Dort gab es den "Tech Model Railroad Club (TMRC)". Dieser Club betrieb eine gigantische Eisenbahnanlage. Innerhalb des Clubs gab es eine "S&P (Signaling and Power)" Abteilung, denen der ganze Eisenbahnkram wohl eher unwichtig war und die sich stattdessen mit dem Bau unglaublich komplexer Steuersystame für die riesige Eisenbahnanlage befaßten. Hier entstand der Begriff "Hack" für einen technischen Kniff und eine ganze Reihe anderer Begriffe, die die Basis des Hackerslangs wurden. ...
(E?)(L?) http://www.u32.de/hacker.html
In der Presse und der Öffentlichkeit werden Kriminelle, die per Rechner und Netzen andere schädigen, oftmals als "Hacker" bezeichnet. Das ist aber eine völlig falsche Bezeichnung. Die korrekte Bezeichnung für solche Verbrecher ist "Cracker".
...
Ham (W3)
Das englische Wort für "Schinken" verspricht, gegenüber dem zerkleinerten und gekochten Dosenfleisch Spam, der "wahre Jakob" zu sein und dient daher gelegentlich im Hacker- oder Computer-Jargon als Begriff für erwünschte E-Mails.
Hardware (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/H/hardware.html
Harley Hahn's guide to MUDs
(E?)(L?) http://www.harley.com/muds/
Hotkey (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.autohotkey.com/
(E?)(L?) http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm
(E?)(L?) http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/KeyList.htm
"Hotkeys" are sometimes referred to as "shortcut keys" because of their ability to easily trigger an action (such as launching a program or keyboard macro).
Die "Hotkey" wird selten auch "Schnelltaste" genannt und bietet eine "schnelle", "heisse" Möglichkeit eine Funktion aufzurufen. Das Kopieren und Einfügen von Text kann z.B. statt dem etwas umständlichen Aufruf über das Menu durch die Tastenkombinationen "Strg" + "C" bzw. "Strg" + "V" durchgeführt werden.
HTML - Hypertext Markup Language (W3)
(E?)(L?) http://www.willcam.com/cmat/html/crossref.html
(E?)(L1) http://webopedia.internet.com/TERM/H/HTML.html
(E?)(L1) http://www.htmlgoodies.com/
Diese Sprache wird zur Erstellung von Webseiten (z.B. auch dieser Seite) in grossem Umfang weltweit verwendet.
Das Angebot "htmlgoodies" schliesst auch einen Newsletter ein, der über HTML informiert, Fragen von Benutzern beantwortet und dabei oft Codeschnipsel für bestimmte Funktionen bereitstellt, ergänzt durch News aus der Branche (englisch).
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ibm - IBM-Jargon-Abkürzungen
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The following terms and acronyms are used frequently in the course of solving customers' problems:
- APAR - Authorized Program Analysis Report
- ALC - Annual License Charge
- CBPDO - Custom Built Product Delivery Option
- CCC - Call Center Coordinator
- CSD - Corrective Service Delivery
- EMEA - Europe, Middle East, and Africa
- EOS - End of Service date
- ESO - Expanded Service Options
- ESP - Early Support Program
- FIN - Fixed-If-Next
- FSS - Field Support Services
- FSU - Fast Service Upgrade
- FTP - File Transfer Protocol
- HIPER - High Impact Pervasive
- IBM - International Business Machines
- ICA - IBM Customer Agreement
- IPLA - International Program License Agreement
- iSeries - The Integrated Series from IBM, evolved from AS/400
- MLC - Monthly License Charge
- OS/390 - Mainframe server platform built on the MVS family of products
- OTC - One Time Charge
- PD - Problem Determination
- PLC - Primary License Charge
- PMP - Preventive Management Planning
- PMR - Problem Management Record
- pSeries - The Performance Series from IBM, evolved from RS/6000
- PSI - Problem Source Identification
- PSLC - Parallel Sysplex License Charge
- PSP - Preventive Service Planning
- PSP - Personal Software Products
- PTF - Programming Temporary Fix
- RLC - Recurring License Charge
- RMP - Recommended Maintenance Package
- RSU - Recommended Service Upgrade
- SID - Support ID
- SPOC - Single Point of Contact
- SPR - Software Problem Report
- SSA - System Support Agreement
- SUF - Service Upgrade Facility
- SVP - Sales Volume Price
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IBM-Terminology-Glossary
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This Web site consolidates several of the main glossaries created for IBM products in one convenient location. Other glossaries may be available on IBM Internet sites for specific products or technologies. To find a glossary that is not listed here, conduct a search on the IBM home page or the home page of the relevant product.
- Glossary of Computing Terms
- AS/400 Glossary
- AIX Glossary
- DB2 Glossary
- Tivoli Glossary
- IMS Glossary
- Pervasive Computing Glossary
This Web site consolidates the terminology from many IBM products in one convenient location. In addition to base computer terminology, terms and definitions from the following brands and product families are included:
CICS | iSeries | Lotus | Tivoli | WebSphere
Terms from other brands such as Rational, DB2, and zSeries will be added in the near future.
Am 03.08.2004 waren folgende englische Begriffe im Glossary mit Erklärungen aufgeführt:
- .: | .NET | 1: | 1024-byte format | 128-byte format | 16 megabyte line | 16MB boundary | 1980 X.25 call | 1984 X.25 call | 1988 X.25 call | 2: | 2 B-channel transfer feature | 256-byte format | 2PKDP | 3: | 3270 application | 3270 attention field | 3270 data stream | 3270 device emulation | 3270 display emulation | 3270 emulation | 3270 printer emulation | 3270 server | 3270 service project | 3270 service recorder | 370 mode | 3G | 3GL | 3-state check box | 4: | 400/REXX | 5: | 512-byte format | 5250 display | 5250 emulation | 5290 display | 5ESS
- A: | A/N/K | abbreviated combined relation condition | abbreviated installation | abbreviated trace code | ABM | ABME | abort | absolute mode | absolute path name | absolute positional pattern | absolute time | absolute value | abstract class | abstract schema | abstract syntax | Abstract Syntax Checker (ASC) | Abstract Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) | Abstract Window Toolkit (AWT) | abuttal operator | ac | ACB | ACC | accept calls | accept operation | accept reverse charging | access | access authority | access bean | access client | access control | access control environment element (ACEE) | access control list (ACL) | access control list group (ACL group) | access group | access ID | access intent | access intent policy | access key | access list | access method | access method control block (ACB) | access method services (AMS) | access path | access path journaling | access permission | access plan | access point | access program | access protocol | access register (AR) | access register mode (AR mode) | access request | access response | access right | access scheduling | access security information field (ASIF) | access security information subfield (ASIS) | access-controlled section | accessibility | accessory | accessory script | account document | account representative | accountability | accounting class data | accounting code | accounting entry | accounting level | accounting segment | ACD | ACD group | ACD pilot number | ACEE | ACF | ACF/TCAM | ACID properties | ACK | ACK0 | ACK1 | acknowledged service | acknowledgment (ACK) | acknowledgment character (ACK) | ACL | ACL group | ACL monitor | acoustic panel | acquire | acquired activity | acquired process | acquire-program-device operation | acquirer | ACRI | ACSE | ACSE association | action | action bean | action body | Action class | action command | action definition (ACTNDEF) | action group | action list | action mapping | action node | action object | Action Palette | action program | action services | action servlet | action set | action subroutine | ActionForm class | actions costs and durations analysis | actions locations analysis | actions organizations units analysis | actions profile | actions throughput analysis | activate | activate logical unit (ACTLU) | activate physical unit (ACTPU) | activation | activation condition | activation group | activation group number | active | active attack | active file | active group job | active log | active meeting | active member state | active name | active open | active partition | active policy set | active record | active session | active sort table | active subfile | active subfile record | active system | active task | active version | active window | active-alternate pair | activity | activity completion event | activity condition | Activity Decision Flow (ADF) | activity diagram | activity identifier | activity instance | activity keypoint | activity level | activity log | activity owner | activity plan | activity trail | activity tree | ACTLU | ACTNDEF | ACTPU | actual decimal point | actuator | ad copy | ad hoc inventory receipt | adaptation | adapter | adapter card | adapter configuration profile | adapter development kit (ADK) | adapter framework | adapter handler | adapter support software | adaptive pacing | adaptive session pacing | adaptive session-level pacing (adaptive pacing, adaptive session pacing) | add authority | add-in | additional coding-related required information (ACRI) | additional instructor | additional materials | address | address book | address expansion | address pool | Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) | address space | address space connection | address space control mode | address switches | address type | addressed direct access | addressed sequential access | addressing | addressing mode (AMODE) | ADEM | ADF | ADI | adjacent CMAS | adjacent destination node | adjacent node | adjust | ADK | ADL | ADMD | admin role | administration bag | administration management domain (ADMD) | administration process | administration server | administrative agent | Administrative Domain | administrative repository | administrator collection | administrator command | administrator profile | admission control | adopted authority | ADS | ADSI | ADSI telephone | ADSL | ADSP | ADTS Client Server | ADTS CS | advanced assistance level | Advanced Communications Function (ACF) | Advanced Communications Function for Telecommunications Access Method (ACF/TCAM) | advanced data communications for stores emulation (ADEM) | Advanced DBCS Printer Support | Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL) | Advanced Function Presentation (AFP) | Advanced Function Presentation data stream | advanced intelligent network (AIN) | Advanced Interactive eXecutive | Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS) | Advanced Peer-to-Peer Networking (APPN) | advanced printer function (APF) | advanced program-to-program communication ( APPC APPC) | Advanced Radio Data Information Service (ARDIS) | advice | advisor | AE | AE title | AFCB | affinity | affinity designator | affinity processing service | affinity threshold | AFP | AFP resources | after-image | agent | Agent Controller | agent manager | agent site | aggregate bandwidth | aggregate function | aggregate line speed | aggregate object | aggregate type | aggregated analysis | aggregation | AGN | AH | AICC | AID | AID key | AIM | AIN | Aircraft Industry Computer-Based Instruction Consortium (AICC) | AITM | AIX (Advanced Interactive eXecutive) | AIX VSAM | alarm | A-law | alert | alert controller description | alert controller session | alert description | alert filter | alert focal point | alert monitor | alert table | algorithm | alias | alias queue object | aliasing | all authority | all object authority | all points addressable (APA) | alliance | allied address space (ally) | allocate | allocated length | allocation | ally | alphabetic character | alphabet-name | alphanumeric | alphanumeric character | alphanumeric cursor | alphanumeric edited item | alternate delay interval (ADI) | alternate index | alternate index base data set (AIX VSAM) | alternate installation device | alternate installation IPL | alternate IPL | alternate key | alternate mail | alternate mark inversion (AMI) | alternate record key | alternate routing | alternate screen size | alternate system | alternate TP PCB | alternate user authority | alternate user security | alternating array | alternating current (ac) | alternating table | alternative collating sequence | alternative console | alternative cylinder | alternative line | alternative sector | alternative shift | alternative transport class | American National Standards Institute (ANSI) | American Standard Code for Information Interchange | AMI | AMI-C | AMODE | AMP | AMPDU | AMPS | AMS | AMT | analog | analog display services interface (ADSI) | analog video | analysis definition | analysis group | analysis point monitoring (APM) | analysis point specification | analysis specification | anchor control | AND relationship | ANI | annotation | announcement-only greeting | anonymous access | anonymous user | ANSI | answerback | answerback code | anticipatory paging | AnyNet | AOF | AOR | AP | APA | Apache | APAR | APAR media | APC | APD | APDU | APF | API | API exit | API-crossing exit | APM | APPC | APPL | applet | applet client | Applet Viewer | application | Application and Integration Middleware (AIM) | application assembly | application association | application boundary | application client | application client module | Application Client project | application connectivity link (ACL) | application connector | application context | application context name | application control command (ACC) | application database | application database owner | application developer | Application Development Manager | Application Development ToolSet | Application Development ToolSet Client Server ( ADTS CS ADTS Client Server) | Application Dictionary Services | application domain | application entity (AE) | application entity common name | application entity descriptor | application entity environment | application entity ID | application entity identifier (application entity ID) | application entity nickname | application entity object class | application entity qualifier | application entity states | application entity title (AE title) | application environment | application event | Application Group Name (AGN) | application identifier (applid) | application keypad | application layer | application level security | application log | application management package (AMP) | Application Messaging Interface (AMI) | Application Migration Aid | application mode | application object | application object file (AOF) | application option | application partition set | application partitioning | application plan | application plane | application process (AP) | application process common name | application process title | application profile | application program ( AP AP) | Application Program Driver (APD) | application programming interface (API) | application proxy | application queue | application requester | Application Response Measurement (ARM) | application server (appserver) | application server interface (ASI) | application server platform (ASP) | application service element (ASE) | application service provider (ASP) | application shell (SH) | application support filter (ASF) | application support process (ASP) | application support program (ASP) | application support protocol | application unit of work | application variable pool | application-defined format | application-layer protocol data unit (APDU) | application-owning region (AOR) | application-specific business object | application-specific component | application-specific information | applid | APPN | appropriate privileges | approvable action | approval flow | approver | approver group | appserver | AR | AR mode | archive | archive candidate | archive control group | archive copy | archive database | archive log | archive policy | archive table | archiving | ARDIS | area data set (ADS) | area-specific help | ARF | argument | argument list | arithmetic expression | arithmetic operation | arithmetic operator | arithmetic statement | ARM | ARM-instrumented application | ARP | array | array attribute | array element | array file | array index | arrival sequence | arrival sequence access path | ASC | ascending key | ascending key sequence | ascending sequence | ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) | ASCII line-mode display station | ASCII port sharing | ASE | ASF | ASI | ASIF | ASIS | ASN.1 | ASN.1 encoding rules | ASN.1 type | ASP | ASPDU | aspect ratio | assemble | assembler | assembler language | assessment | asset | asset group | asset store | assignment | assignment conversion | assignment name | assignment statement | assistance level | associated library | association | association control service element (ACSE) | association environment | association establishment | association ID | association identifier (association ID) | association release | association states | assumed decimal point | asterisk fill | ASU | asymmetric algorithm | asymmetric cryptography | asymmetric key cryptography | asymmetric keys | asymmetric video compression | ASYNC | asynchronous (ASYNC) | asynchronous balanced mode (ABM) | asynchronous balanced mode extended (ABME) | asynchronous batched update | asynchronous communication | asynchronous continuous update | asynchronous controller description | asynchronous disk I/O | asynchronous I/O | asynchronous learning | asynchronous messaging | asynchronous operation | asynchronous processing | asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) | asynchronous transmission | asynchronous/SDLC | ATI | ATL | ATM | ATM address | ATM forum | atomic | atomic catalog entry | atomic event | atomicity | ATP inventory | attach | attach FMH | attach header | Attach Manager | attach request | attached processor | attachment | attachment reference | attachment reference type | attachment unit interface | attack signature | attended mode | attention identifier (AID) | attention identifier key (AID key) | attention routine | attention-key-handling program | attribute | attribute access class | attribute character | attribute condition | attribute facet | attribute group | attribute list | attribute object | attribute value | attribute value template (AVT) | auction | audience | audio | audio name | audio part | audio/video | Audio/Video Interleaved (AVI) | Audio-Video Subsystem (AVS) | audit | audit event | audit journal | audit level | audit trail | audit trail utility | aural | authenticated user | authentication | authentication algorithm | authentication context | Authentication Header (AH) | authentication level | authentication method | authentication protocol | authentication server | authentication-proxy server | authenticator | authenticator key | authenticator-key file | author access | authoring environment | authoring template | authoring tool | authoritative | authoritative source | authority | authority check | authority checking | authority holder | authority lookups | authority nickname | authorization | authorization check | authorization checking | authorization file | authorization ID | authorization list | authorization list management authority | authorization role | authorization service | authorize | authorized function control block (AFCB) | authorized operator | authorized program analysis report (APAR) | authorized receiver | auto-answer | auto-attendant | auto-call | autochanger | autodiscovery | auto-enrollment profile | AUTOEXEC.BAT | autoinstall | autoinstall control program | autoinstall model table (AMT) | autoinstall terminal model (AITM) | autolaunch | autolink | automated activity | automated response | automated tape library (ATL) | automated task | automatic answer | automatic answering (auto-answer) | automatic bind | automatic call distribution (ACD) | automatic call distributor (ACD) | automatic calling (auto-call) | automatic calling unit | automatic cleanup | automatic configuration | automatic data | automatic data set protection (ADSP) | automatic dial | automatic duplication | automatic duplication indicator | automatic function | automatic hyphenation | automatic initiate descriptor (AID) | automatic initiation descriptor (AID) | automatic journal archiving | automatic key generation | automatic Licensed Internal Code completion | automatic matching | automatic microphone mode (automatic mike) | automatic mike | automatic number identification (ANI) | automatic ranging | automatic report | automatic report program | automatic restart manager (ARM) | automatic screen update (ASU) | automatic screen update interval | automatic storage | automatic transaction initiation (ATI) | automatic vary on | Automotive Multimedia Interface-Collaboration (AMI-C) | autonegotiation | autonomic | autonomic computing | AutoPack file | autostart | autostart job | autostubbing | autotask | auxiliary storage | auxiliary storage - TS queue | auxiliary storage pool (ASP) | auxiliary trace | auxiliary trace data set | availability | availability manager (AVM) | available | available to promise inventory (ATP inventory) | average throughput rate | AVI | AVM | AVS | AVT | awareness component | AWT | axis | axis grid line | axis label | axis range | axis title | AXM
- B: | B2B | B2B direct business model | B2C | B2E | B8ZS | BA | back out | back up | backbone | back-end service time | back-end system | back-end transaction | background | background color | background connection | background event | background music | background partition | background plane | back-office business logic | backorder | backout | backout recovery | backplane | Back-to-Back (BTB) | backup | backup control group | backup copy | backup focal point | backup history | backup list | backup node | backup policy | Backup Recovery and Media Services (BRMS) | backup session | backup set | backup system | backup version | backup while open (BWO) | Backus-Naur Form (bnf) | backward recovery | bag | bandwidth | bank identifier code ( BIC BIC) | bar chart | bar code | bar file | bar graph | BAROC | BAS | base | base aggregate table | base attributes | base card | base class | base currency | base edition | base locator for linkage (BLL) | base map | base number | Base Operating System (BOS) | base package | base pool | base project | base search space | base segment | base state | base station (BS) | base station data link controller (BDLC) | base table | base time | baseband | Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) | based addressing | baseform | BASIC (beginner's all-purpose symbolic instruction code) | basic assistance level | basic assurance test (BAT) | basic authentication (BA) | basic character | basic conversation | basic data exchange | basic direct access method (BDAM) | basic disk pool | basic DST capability | Basic Encoding Rules (BER) | basic information unit (BIU) | Basic Input/Output System (BIOS) | basic link unit (BLU) | basic mapping resource map (BMS map) | basic mapping support (BMS) | basic predicate | basic program | basic rate interface | Basic Recorder of Objects in C (BAROC) | Basic Security Manager (BSM) | basic sequential access method (BSAM) | Basic Telecommunications Access Method (BTAM) | Basic Telecommunications Access Method-Extended Storage (BTAM-ES) | basic type | BAT | batch | batch accumulator | batch data interchange | batch device | batch file | batch job | batch message processing program (BMP, BMP program) | batch mode | batch processing | batch program | batch shell | batch subsystem | battery power unit | BB | BCB | B-channel | BDAM | BDLC | beacon message | beaconing | bean | bean class | Bean Scripting Framework | beaninfo | bean-managed messaging | bean-managed persistence (BMP) | bearer channel (B-channel) | bearer network | bearer service | BEC | BED card | before image | before-image | begin bracket (BB) | beginner's all-purpose symbolic instruction code | beginning attribute character | beginning-of-tape marker (BOT marker) | begin-session handler | behavior | bend point | BER | BER card | BEST/1 for iSeries | best-effort service | best-fit conversion | bezel | BGU | BIC | BIC Bankfile | BIC Database Plus Tape | BIC Directory Update Tape | BID | bidder | bi-di | bidirectional (bi-di) | bidirectional language | big endian | bilingual command list | bin | binary | binary digit (bit) | binary file | binary floating-point number | binary format | binary integer | binary item | binary large object ( BLOB BLOB) | binary operator | binary stream | binary string | binary synchronous communication ( BSC BSC) | binary synchronous communications equivalence link support (BSCEL support) | binary tree server topology | bind | BIND command | bind control part | bind race | bind request | binder | binder language | binder status | binding | binding directory | bind-time security | BIOS | bi-polar with 8-zero substitution (B8ZS) | bit | bit data | bit map | bit mask | bit string | bitmap | bits per inch (bpi) | bits per second (bps) | BIU | blade | blank after | blended learning | blind transfer | BLL | BLOB | BLOB domain | BLOB parser | block | block control byte (BCB) | block copy | block decryption | block delete | block edit function | block encryption | block exclude | block move | block overlay | block statement | blocked signal | blocking | blocking factor | block-level data sharing | block-level sharing | BLU | BMC | BMP | BMP program | BMS | BMS map | BMS map definition | BMS message routing | BMS page building | BMS text building | BMS, minimum function | bnf | BNI | BNN | BOD | body | Booch methodology | bookmark | Boolean data | Boolean literal | Boolean operator | BOOTP | bootstrap data set (BSDS) | Bootstrap Protocol (BOOTP) | bootstrapping | border | border system | BOS | bot | BOT marker | both field | bottleneck | bottom margin | bottom-up development | bottom-up mapping | bound program | boundary class | boundary network node (BNN) | boundary node identifier (BNI) | boundary violation | box | BPEL | bpi | bps | bracket | bracket protocol | bracketed DBCS | branch | branch instruction | brand | breach value | break delivery | break even analysis | break even comparison analysis | break field | breakout session | breakpoint | breakpoint program | bridge/router | British Approvals Board for Telecommunications | British thermal unit (Btu) | British thermal unit per hour (Btu/hr) | BRMS | broadband | broadcast | broadcast and unknown server | broadcast job | broadcast meeting | broadcast message | broker | broker archive file (bar file) | broker domain | broker schema | browse | browse cursor | browse token | browser | brute force collision | BS | BSAM | BSC | BSC 3270 device emulation | BSCEL support | BSDS | BSM | BTAM | BTAM-ES | BTB | BTS | BTS activity | BTS-set | Btu | Btu/hr | bucket | buffer | buffer address | buffer pool | build | build client | build descriptor option | build descriptor part | build file | build part | build path | build plan | build process | build report | build script | build server | build style | builder | built-in format | built-in function | built-in function reference | built-in node | bulk decryption | bulk discovery | bulk encryption | bulk loading | bulkload | bulletin board | bundle | burst | bus | bus expansion | bus extension card (BEC) | bus extension driver card (BED card) | bus extension receiver card (BER card) | business analyst | business application | Business Application Services (BAS) | business description file | business entitlement | business entity | Business Graphics Utility (BGU) | business group | business integration system | business intelligence | business intelligence report | business item | business item instance | business item specification query | business item specification report | business item template | business logic | business logic tier | business management | business method | business object | business object definition | Business Object Document (BOD) | business object handler | business object property | Business Objects Library | business operations | business policy | business process | business process container | Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) | business service | business system | business transaction | business transaction services (BTS) | business-to-business (B2B) | business-to-consumer (B2C) | business-to-employee (B2E) | bus-level partitioning | button | button bar | Buyer | Buyer Administrator | Buyer Approver | BWO | bypass plug | byte | byte level differencing | bytecode
- C: | C interface | C language | C/370 | C2 | CA | CA certificate | CA key | CA splitting | cable path | cable-through | cache | cache line | cache structure | cache timeout | caching proxy server | cadence | calculation code | calculation rule | calculation scale | calculation specification | calendar | calendar merge analysis | calendar merge report | calendar overlap analysis | calendar overlap report | calendaring and scheduling | calibration | call | call back | call center | call control | call detail record (CDR) | call forwarding | CALL interface | call level | call level number | call message queue | call profile | call session | call stack | call stack entry | call transfer | call user data (CUD) | callable interface (CI) | callable service | callback | callback function | called number | called party | called program | caller | calling command ID | calling line identification presentation (CLIP) | calling program | CallPath | call-triggered flow | campaign | campaign organizer | cancelation cleanup handler | cancelation point | cancelation state | cancelation type | canned map | canonical format | capability | capability data | capability list | capacitor | capacity on demand (CoD) | capacity planner | capacity planning | Capacity Upgrade on Demand | capture | card | card enclosure | card reader/line printer | card type | cardinality | carriage control character | carrier | Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Detection (CSMA/CD) | CART | CAS | CAS tone | cascaded initiator | cascaded menu | cascading choice | cascading replication | cascading resources | cascading style sheet (CSS) | case | case-sensitive | cassette | cast | catalog | catalog asset store | catalog entry | catalog group | catalog view | cataloged procedure | catch up | catch-up | categorization | category | category 1 transaction | category 2 transaction | category 3 transaction | category bean | category link | Category Manager | category page | category table | category tree | CAVM | CAVM message data set | CBC | CBIPO | CBJ | CBR | CBT | CBX | CCA | CCB | CCF | CCH | CCMS | CCS | CCSID | CCSID 65534 | CCSID 65535 | CCTL | CCU | CD | CD read/write drive (CD-RW drive) | CDB | CDF | CDK | CDMA | CDNM session | CDPD | CDR | CD-R | CDRA | CD-ROM (compact disc-read-only memory) | CD-RW drive | CDS clerk | CDSA | CDT | CE area | CEB | CECI | cell | cell-scoped binding | Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association (CTIA) | Celsius | central control unit (CCU) | central directory architecture | central institution | central office (CO) | central processing unit (CPU) | central processor complex (CPC) | central registry | central service | central site | central system | centralized directory service | centralized processing | centralized script management | CEPT | certificate | certificate authority ( CA CA) | certificate authority certificate (CA certificate) | certificate revocation list | certificate store | certification | certifier ID | CF key | CF message | CFIOP | CFStruct | CGI | CGI program | CGI script | CGU | chain | chain assembly | chain server topology | chained data areas | chained storage area | chaining | Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol (CHAP) | change accumulation | change authority | change bar | change history | change log | change management | change number of sessions (CNOS) | change request (CRQ) | change request description (CRQD) | changed subfile record | change-direction protocol | channel | channel associated signaling (CAS) | channel bank | channel code | channel control function (CCF) | channel definition file (CDF) | channel event | channel exit program | channel group | channel initiator | channel item | channel listener | Channel Manager | channel number | channel process (CHP) | channel service unit ( CSU CSU) | channel switch | CHAP | CHAPS | CHAPS-Euro | character | character array | character cell | character code | character constant | character conversion | Character Data Representation Architecture (CDRA) | character data representation identifier | character encoding | character expression | character field | character format | character generator utility (CGU) | character grid | character grid unit | character ID | character identifier (character ID) | character key | character large object ( CLOB CLOB) | character operator | character printer | character set | character set identifier 65534 | character set identifier 65535 | character string | character variable | characters per inch (cpi) | chart | chart area | chart format | chart layout | chart series | CHASE | Chassis Bridge Controller (CBC) | chat | chat transcript | cheat sheet | check box | check constraint | check digit | check in | check out | check pending | checkin screen | checkpoint | checkpoint size | checksum | checksum protection | checksum set | child activity | child business object | child category | child class | child component | child document | child organizational entity | child process | child window | choose | CHP | cHTML | CI | CI splitting | CIC | CICS (Customer Information Control System) | CICS availability manager (CAVM) | CICS business transaction services (BTS) | CICS client | CICS database adapter transformer | CICS default userid | CICS dynamic storage area (CDSA) | CICS EJB server | CICS group | CICS Internet gateway | CICS messages and codes data set (DFHCMACD) | CICS on Open Systems | CICS on System/390 | CICS PD/MVS | CICS Problem Determination/MVS (CICS PD/MVS) | CICS program library (DFHRPL) | CICS region userid | CICS segment | CICS system | CICS system definition data set (CSD) | CICS system group | CICS Transaction Affinities Utility | CICS Web interface | CICS-deployed JAR file | CICS-DL/I router | CICS-key | CICS-maintained data table (CMT) | CICSplex | CICSPlex SM | CICSPlex SM address space (CMAS) | CICSPlex SM region | CICSPlex SM token | CICSPlex System Manager (CICSPlex SM) | CICS-value data area (CVDA) | CICSVR | CIDR | CIF | CIM | CIP | cipher | cipher block chaining (CBC) | cipher suite | CipherSpec | ciphertext | circuit breaker | circuit identification code (CIC) | circular logging | CISC | CIU | CKD | CL | CL program | CL variable | claim | class | class 0 | class 1 terminal | class 2 | class 2 terminal | class 3 terminal | class 4 | class attribute | class authority (CLAUTH) | class binding signature | Class Broker for Java (CBJ) | class condition | class definition statement | class descriptor | class descriptor table (CDT) | class file | class hierarchy | class library | class loader | class mask | class method | class object | class of service (COS) | class path | class signature | class statistics | classification rule | classifier | Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) | class-name | class-of-service description | CLASSPATH | clause | CLAUTH | clean keypoint time | cleanse | cleanup interval | clear message | clearing channel (CC) | Clearing House Automated Payment System (CHAPS) | clearing system | CLI | click | clickstream | Clickstream Engine | clickthrough rate | client | Client API | client application | Client Application for Windows | client certificate | client connection channel type | Client daemon | client domain | client initialization file | client migration | client node | client program | client proxy | client type detection | client/server | client-based routing | CLIP | clipboard | cliplet | clipping | CLNP | CLNS | CLNS path | CLNS path maintenance | CLNS path set | CLOB | clock time | clocking | clone | cloned CICS region | close | closed registration | closed user group (CUG) | closure line | CLS | CLT | CLUSRCVR | CLUSSDR | CLVM | CMAS | CMAS link | CMAS monitoring application | CMAS monitoring subsystem | CMC | cmf | CMIP | CMIS | CMP | CMRS | CMS | CMT | CNOS | CO | COA | COA report | coalescing | coaxial cable | COBOL | COBOL character | COBOL reserved-word file | COBOL word | COD | CoD | COD report | code | code assist | code division multiple access (CDMA) | code fragment | code load | code page | code page global identifier (CPGID) | code point | codec (COder-DECoder) | coded character set identifier ( CCSID CCSID) | coded character set identifier 65534 (CCSID 65534) | coded character set identifier 65535 (CCSID 65535) | coded font | coded graphic character-set ID | code-page ID | COder-DECoder | coexistence | coherency check | coherent | cold start | collaboration | collaboration meeting | collaboration object | collaboration property | collaboration template | collaboration-object group | Collaborative Components | collaborative filtering | collaborative portal | collate | collating sequence | collator | collection | Collection Services | collective | collector | collector system | Collector Tool | collision | collision detect | collision detection | collocation | color | color mapping file | color palette | column | column function | column separator | combination box | combined alert | combined condition | combined file | combined function IOP (CFIOP) | combined search | combined station | Comitato Elettrotechnico Italiano | Comite de Coordination de l'Harmonisation (CCH) | comma | command | command and response token (CART) | command attention key (CA key) | command authorization table | command bag | command bean | command control block (CCB) | command definition | command definition statement | command file | command function key (CF key) | command key indicator | Command Language (CL) | command language translator | command length | command level | command line | command line interface (CLI) | command list | command list language | command list table (CLT) | command name | command prefix (CPF) | command procedure | command processing program (CPP) | command processor | command prompt | command recognition character (CRC) | command security | command server | command string | command thread | command-level interface | command-level interpreter (CECI) | COMMAREA | comment | comment line | comment-entry | Commercial Mobile Radio Services spectrum (CMRS) | commercial processing workload (CPW) | commit | commit cycle | commit cycle identifier | commit identifier | commit in progress (CIP) | commit operation | commit phase | commit point | commitment boundary | commitment control | commitment definition | committable resource | committable update | committed (CMT) | committed change | committed output message | Common Business Oriented Language (COBOL) | common carrier | common channel signaling (CCS) | Common Communications Support (CCS) | Common Connector Framework (CCF) | Common Cryptographic Architecture (CCA) | common error bucket | Common Gateway Interface (CGI) | common information model (CIM) | common interchange file (CIF) | common interchange unit (CIU) | common key | Common Management Information Protocol (CMIP) | common management information service (CMIS) | Common Messaging Call (CMC) | Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) | common program | Common Programming Interface (CPI) | Common Programming Interface for Communications (CPI-C) | Common Services | common system area (CSA) | Common User Access (CUA) | common user ID | common user identification (common user ID) | common work area ( CWA CWA) | communication adapter | communication area (COMMAREA) | communication controller | communication management configuration (CMC) | communication port | communication section | communications area | communications configuration | communications controller | communications data format | communications job | communications line | communications security | communications side information | communications type | Communications Utilities | community | community name | community services | commutative | compact | compact disc - recordable (CD-R) | compact disc (CD) | compact disc-read-only memory | Compact Hypertext Markup Language (cHTML) | compaction | compaction table | comparison analysis | comparison operator | comparison predicate subquery | compatibility | compatibility mode | compatible | compensation | compensation program | compensation service | compilation | compilation unit | compile | compile time | compiled grammar file | compiled message flow (cmf) | compiled program | compiler | compiler listing | compiler-directing statement | compile-time array | compile-time table | complement | completed | completed task | completion code | completion message | completion queue | complex condition | complex element | complex instruction set computer (CISC) | complex number | complex type | compliance type | component | component directory | component name | component PDSE | component store archive | component tracing | composer | composite bar chart | composite bar graph | composite catalog entry | composite event | composite identity relationship | composite key | composite part | composite project | composite store archive | Composition Services | compound condition | compound key | compound license | compound rule | compound symbol | compound variable | compress | compressed audio | compressed listing | compressed source | compressed video | compression | compute-bound | computed field | computed metrics | computer graphics | computer instruction | computer language | computer-based training (CBT) | computerized branch exchange ( CBX CBX) | computer-name | computer-telephony integration (CTI) | concatenate | concatenated field | concatenation bit | concatenation operator | concurrency | concurrency control | concurrent | concurrent access volume group | concurrent connection limit | Concurrent Logical Volume Manager (CLVM) | concurrent maintenance | Concurrent Versions System (CVS) | condensed directory catalog | condition | condition name | condition rule | condition token | condition trap | condition variable | conditional access list | conditional end bracket (CEB) | conditional expression | conditional external reference | conditional force | conditional loop | conditional phrase | conditional prompting | conditional statement | conditional variable | conditioning | conditioning indicator | condition-name condition | conduit | Conference Europeenne des Administrations des Postes et Telecommunications (CEPT) | confidentiality | configuration | Configuration Change Management System (CCMS) | configuration directory | configuration event | configuration file | configuration list | configuration management | Configuration Manager | configuration object (CO) | configuration object set (COS) | configuration object type (CT) | configuration parameter | configuration report server (CRS) | configuration repository | Configuration Section | configuration tool | configurator | configure | configured name binding | confirm | confirm on delivery (COD) | confirmation message | confirmation of delivery | confirmed service | confirm-on-arrival report (COA report) | confirm-on-delivery report (COD report) | conform | confounder | connect | connection | connection control block (CCB) | connection document | connection factory | connection handle | connection list | connection manager | connection modem | connection network | connection pool | connection pooling | connection profile | connection script | connection status block (CSB) | Connectionless Network Protocol (CLNP) | connectionless protocol | connectionless service | connectionless-mode network protocol (CLNP) | connectionless-mode network service (CLNS) | connection-mode network service | connection-oriented network service (CONS) | connective | connectivity | connector | connector agent | connector class | connector configuration properties | connector controller | connector development kit (CDK) | connector framework | connector-specific configuration properties | CONS | CONS path | CONS path set | consecutive processing | consistency | consistent | console | consolidated software inventory (CSI) | constant | constant field | constant symbol | constraint | constraint cycle | constructor | constructor method | consumer direct | consumer server | container | container class | container management | container object | container transaction | container window | container-managed persistence (CMP) | container-managed transaction | content | content aggregation | content assist | content based routing (CBR) | content category | content class | content contribution servlet | content contributor | content delivery server | content managed | content management | content model | content provider | content publisher | content resource | content server | content spot | content-based filter | contention loser | contention mode | contention state | contention winner | contents view | context | context name | context parameter | context profile | context root | context security | context switch | context type | contiguous item | continuation character | continuation handle | continuation line | continued-entry field | Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS) | continuous speech recognition | continuously powered main storage (CPM) | contract | control | control area (CA) | control block | control boundary | control break | control character (cc) | control command | control data set | control field | control flow | control function | control group | control interval (CI) | control language (CL) | control language program (CL program) | control language variable (CL variable) | control link | control menu | control message | control operator | control panel | control point (CP) | control point server (CP-SVR) | control region | control specification | control statement | control station | control subpool | control table | control terminal | controlled load service | controlled repetitive loop | controlled shutdown | controller | controller card | controller command | controller configuration | controller description (CTLD) | controller proxy | control-level indicator | controlling subsystem | convenience station | conventional memory | converged service processor | conversation | conversation characteristic | conversation component | conversation correlator | conversation data block (CDB) | conversation identifier | conversation key | conversation security | conversation state | conversational | Conversational Monitor System (CMS) | conversational processing | conversation-level security | conversion | conversion table | conversion template table | converted journal entry | converter | convid | cookie | cooperative application | CoOperative Development Environment/400 | cooperative processing | coordinate | coordinated universal time (UTC) | coordinating address space ( CAS CAS) | coordinator | coordinator control subsystem (CCTL) | copper chip technology | copy group | copy helper | CORBA | CORBA Object Services Naming Directory (COS Naming Directory) | CorbaServer | corequisite dependency | corequisite fix | correlated reference | correlated subquery | correlation condition | correlation ID | correlation identifier (correlation ID) | correlation name | correlation rule | correlation table | correspondent | correspondent identifier | COS | COS Naming Directory | cost comparison analysis | counter | counter value | count-key data (CKD) | country ID | country identifier (country ID) | coupler | coupling service | course | course catalog | course master | course offering | course package | course profile | course structure | cover document | CP | CPC | CP-CP session | CPE | CPF | CPGID | cpi | CPI | CPI-C | CPM | CPP | CP-SVR | CPU | CPW | cracker | cradle | crawler | CRC | create access list | create data | create method | creation date | credential | credential mapper | credentials | credit cap | credit payment | CRG | CRGM | criteria | critical path | crop | cross-certificate | cross-domain key | cross-domain key table | cross-domain network manager session (CDNM session) | cross-partition communication control | cross-reference listing | cross-sell | cross-site mirroring (XSM) | CRQ | CRQD | CRS | CRU | cryptanalyst | cryptographic algorithm | Cryptographic Service Provider (CSP) | Cryptographic Support | cryptographic token | cryptography | CS | CSA | CSB | CSD | CSI | CSMA/CD | CSP | CSS | CSU | CT | CTI | CTIA | CTLD | CUA | CUD | CUG | cumulative backup | cumulative mapping | cumulative PTF | cumulative time | CUoD | currency advice | currency code file | currency credit advice | currency debit advice | currency sign | currency symbol | current | current connect group | current directory | current files library | current form | current interrupted job | current library | current list | current mode | current position | current record | current record pointer | current release | current security label | current state | current volume pointer | current working directory | curriculum | cursor | cursor movement key | cursor stability (CS) | custom action | custom finder | custom log bean | custom screen record | custom server | custom service | custom tag | custom user registry | Custom Wire Format (CWF) | Custom-Built Installation Process Offering (CBIPO) | customer | customer data store | customer facing store | customer group | Customer Information Control System | Customer Premise Equipment Alerting Signal tone (CAS tone) | customer premises equipment (CPE) | customer profile | Customer Relationship Management | customer service representative | Customer Service Supervisor | customer-replaceable unit (CRU) | customization | Customization Input File (CIF, mqsicompcif) | customization set | customizer | cut-off time | cutover | cut-through channel | CVDA | CVS | CWA | CWF | cycle | cycle times comparison analysis | cyclic redundancy check (CRC) | cylinder
- D: | DAA | DAD | DAD script | DADX | DADX group | DADX run-time | DAE | daemon | DAF | daisy chain | damaged logical unit of work | DAP | DARPA | Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) | DASD sharing | data access bean | data aggregate | data area | data authority | data availability | data bag | data bean | data bean command | data bean manager | Data Cache Manager | data cache unit (DC, DCU) | data catalog | data chaining (DC) | data character set | data circuit-terminating equipment (DCE) | data class | data clause | data code page | data collection | data communication | data communication equipment (DCE) | data compression | data connection resource (DCR) | data container | data control block (DCB) | data conversion | data conversion interface (DCI) | data country code (DCC) | data decompression | data definition | data definition language (DDL) | data definition name (ddname) | data description entry | data description language | data description specifications (DDS) | Data Description Specifications Design Utility (DSU) | data dictionary | data directory | Data Division | data dump | data element | data element separation | Data Encryption Algorithm (DEA) | Data Encryption Standard (DES) | data entry database (DEDB) | data file | data file utility (DFU) | data flow control layer (DFC layer) | data format | data group | data handler | data hierarchy | data independence | data integrity | data interchange | data interchange block (DIB) | data interchange format (DIF) | data interchange program (DIP) | Data Interfile Transfer, Testing and Operations utility (DITTO utility) | data item | data item part | data label | Data Language/I (DL/I) | data line | data link | data link connection identifier (DLCI) | data link control (DLC) | data link control layer (DLC layer) | data link control protocol (DLC) | data link escape character (DLE, DLE character) | data link layer | data link protocol | data management | data management block (DMB) | data mapping | data mart | data mart server | data migration | data mode | data model | data mover | data multiplexer | data name | data network identification code (DNIC) | data note | data object | data object filter | data part | data pointer | data policy | data pump | data queue | data rate | data reference line | data repository | data security | data server | data service unit (DSU) | Data service unit/channel service unit (DSU/CSU) | data set | data set name (dsname) | data set name block ( DSNB DSNAME block) | data set name sharing | data set profile | data sharing | data source | data space | data store | data stream | data striping | data structure | data table | data terminal equipment ( DTE DTE) | data token | data tower | data traffic | data transfer rate | data type | Data Universal Numbering System (DUNS) | data value | data warehouse | data warehousing | database (DB) | database administrator (DBA) | database backup series | database cache | database catalog | Database Control (DBCTL) | database description (DBD) | database file | database header | database ID | database identifier ( DBID database ID) | database instance ID (DBIID) | database integrity | database library | database management system (DBMS) | database manager | database organization | database program communication block (DBPCB) | database record | database recovery | Database Recovery Control (DBRC) | database reference field | database reorganization | database replica | database request module (DBRM) | database resource adapter (DRA) | database server node | database-level sharing | data-conversion service | data-encrypting key | datagram | datalink | DataLink File Manager | data-owning region (DOR) | Dataradio Multiplex Protocol (DMP) | data-sharing component | datastore | datastore specification query | datastore specification report | DataTAC | date | date duration | datetime value | dB | DB | DB2 | DB2 Query Manager | DB2 UDB for iSeries | DB2 UDB Query Manager and SQL Development Kit | DB2 Universal Database for iSeries (DB2 UDB for iSeries) | DB2 XML Extender | DBA | DBCS | DBCS code | DBCS conversion | DBCS conversion dictionary | DBCS data | DBCS font file | DBCS font table | DBCS number | DBCS sort table | DBCS-either | DBCS-graphic | DBCS-only | DBCS-open | DBCTL | DBD | DBID | DBIID | DBMS | DBO | DBPCB | DBRC | DBRM | DC | DCA | DCB | DCBU | DCC | DCE | DCE principal | D-channel | D-channel backup (DCBU) | DCI | DCM | DCR | DCT | DCU | DD | DDE | DDE client | DDE server | DDEP | DDI | DDIR | DDL | DDM | DDM Architecture | DDM file | DDMMYYYY | DDN | ddname | DDO | DDS | DDS1 | DDSA | DEA | dead-letter queue | dead-letter queue handler | deadlock | deallocate | debit cap | debit payment | deblocking | debug | debug engine | debug mode | debugger | debugging line | debugging section | debugging session | decibel (dB) | decimal position | decimalization table | decision | decision point | deck | declaration | declarative security | declarative sentence | declaratives | decode | decompression | decrypt | decryption | DEDB | dedicated line | dedicated save operation | Dedicated Server for Domino (DSD) | dedicated service tools (DST) | dedicated system | de-edit | default | default configuration | default connection | default contract | default delivery | default entry point | default error handler | default focal point | default form | default group | default network message queue | default network output queue | default object | default organization | default password | default policy | default portal page | default printer | default process | default profile | default program | default public place | default record | default rendering | default reply | default routing entry | default user | default user ID | default user name | default value formula | default view | Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) | Defense Data Network (DDN) | deferred connection | deferred flow | deferred maintenance | deferred work element ( DWE DWE) | define the file (DTF) | defined address | defined userid | defining attribute | definite response (DR) | definite response 2 indicator (DR2I) | definition specification | definitions file | defragmentation | delay characteristics | delay start | delayed maintenance | delegate | delegation | delete authority | delete cascade | delete lock | delete rule | delete trigger | deletion stub | delimited identifier | delimited scope statement | delimited text | delimiter | delimiter token | delta business object | delta channel (D-channel) | delta install | demand chain | demand poll | demilitarized zone ( DMZ DMZ) | demodulate | denial-of-service attack | dependency | dependent default | dependent file | dependent logical unit (DLU) | dependent logical unit requester (DLUR) | dependent region | dependent row | dependent table | deploy | deployed JAR file | deployed security role | deployment | deployment code | deployment descriptor | deployment directory | depositor access | depot | deprecated | dequeue | dereferencing | deregister | derivation | derived form | derived name | derived query | DES | descendent row | descendent table | descending key | descending key sequence | descending sequence | descriptive attribute | descriptor | deselect | deselection | deserializer | design elements | design pane | design repository database | design template | design window | designated affinity | designated approving authority (DAA) | designer access | desktop management interface (DMI) | destager | destination | destination address | destination address field (DAF) | destination control table (DCT) | destination list | destination node | destination NSAP address | destination point code (DPC) | destination service access point (DSAP) | destination system | destructive data change | detach | detached copy | detail calculation | detail line | detail record | detail report | detail time | details view | detected access transmission error in (DTSE in) | detected access transmission error out (DTSE out) | determinant | DEVD | developer | development environment | development folder | development group | development library | development system | device | device address | device agent program | device attributes feedback area | device class | device configuration | device dependence | device description (DEVD) | device domain | device driver (DD) | device emulation | device file | device independence | device input format (DIF) | device manager | device message handler (DMH) | device name | device object | device output format (DOF) | device parity protection | device selection character | device table | device token | device type | device-dependent | device-independent | DFC layer | DFH | DFHAID | DFHCMACD | DFHDLI | DFHDUP | DFHDYP | DFHMDF | DFHMDI | DFHMSD | DFHOSTAT | DFHRPL | DFHSIP SIP | DFHSM | DFHSTUP STUP | DFHTUP | DFSMS | DFU | DHCF | DIA | DIA document distribution services | diacritic | diagnostic | diagnostic message | dial | dial by name | dial tone | dialed number identification service (DNIS) | dialog | dialog box | dialog editor | dialog file | dialog management | dialog variable | dial-up | Dial-Up Networking | dial-up number | DIB | dictionary data section | DID | DIF | differencing phase | Differentiated Services | Differentiated Services domain | Differentiated Services field | Diffie-Hellman group | digest code | digit | digit position | digitize | digitized image | DIIOP | dimension | DIMM | DIP | diphone | direct access | direct access method | direct dial in (DDI) | direct inward dialing (DID) | direct manipulation | direct monitor handler | direct sales business model | direct sales store | direct service | direct speech recognition | directive | directory | directory access protocol (DAP) | directory assistance | directory assistance database | directory catalog | directory entry | directory information base (DIB) | directory manager domain | directory pointer | directory schema | directory server | Directory Server | directory service | directory shadowing | directory system agent (DSA) | directory user agent (DUA) | DirectTalk | DirectTalk bean | dirty object | dirty read | disc | DISC | discipline | disconnect (DISC) | disconnect character | disconnect timeout | disconnected mode (DM) | disconnected target command | discount | discover | discovered software package | discovery | discovery server | discovery-by-event | discrete profile | discrete word recognition | discussion | disk | disk drive | disk enclosure | disk operating system (DOS) | disk pool | disk pool group | disk unit | disk unit enclosure | diskette | diskette file | diskette unit | DISOSS | dispatch | dispatcher domain | dispatching priority | displacement | display attribute | display file | display format | display image | display layout sheet | display mode | display name | display page | display point | display screen | display session | display station | display station pass-through | display terminal | disposition | distinguished name | distributed application | distributed build | distributed computing | Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) | distributed data | distributed data interface (DDI) | distributed data management (DDM) | Distributed Data Management Architecture (DDM Architecture) | distributed database | Distributed Directory Architecture | distributed file management | Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) | distributed monitoring proxy | Distributed Office Support System (DISOSS) | distributed processing | distributed program link (DPL) | Distributed Protocol Interface (DPI) | distributed queue management | distributed relational database | Distributed Relational Database Architecture (DRDA) | distributed routing model | distributed routing program | distributed systems node executive (DSNX) | distributed trace | distributed transaction processing (DTP) | distributed unit of work ( DUW DUW) | Distributed Voice Technologies (DVT) | distribution catalog | distribution document | distribution list | distribution media | distribution queue | distribution recipient index | distribution recipient queue | distribution repository | distribution requisite fix | distribution service level | distribution services | distribution tracking object | distribution zone | distributor | distributor proxy store | DITA | DITTO utility | division header | DJAR | DKC | DL/I | DL/I backout table (DBO) | DL/I database directory (DDIR) | DL/I interface block (DIB) | DLBL statement | DLC | DLC layer | DLCI | DLE | DLE character | DLI separate address space (DLISAS) | DLISAS | DLL | DLO | DLU | DLUR | DM | DMB | DMH | DMI | DMP | DMS100 | DMTF | DMZ | DNIC | DNIS | DNS | DNS domain database file | DNS resolution | DNS server cache | do group | DO loop | doclet | document | document access definition (DAD) | document access definition extension (DADX) | document authority | document class | Document Content Architecture (DCA) | document description | document detail | document format | Document Interchange Architecture (DIA) | document interchange session | document library | document library object (DLO) | document library services | document name | document number | Document Object Model (DOM) | document object name | document root directory | document routing process | document status | document template | document type definition (DTD) | document type set | document unit object | DOF | DOI | DOM | DOM element | domain | domain expert | domain gate | domain manager domain | domain name | domain name server | domain name space | Domain Name System (DNS) | Domain of Interpretation (DOI) | domain-defined attribute | Domino Application Services | Domino connector | Domino Directory | Domino directory | Domino domain | Domino for iSeries | Domino Internet Inter-ORB Protocol (DIIOP) | Domino server | Domino server program | Domino Server setup program | Domino.Doc binder | DOR | dormant state | DOS | dot matrix | dotted decimal notation | double precision | double-byte character | double-byte character set (DBCS) | double-byte coded font (double-byte font) | double-byte font | double-click | double-trunking | do-while loop | down | downcall | downline | download | downstream | downstream physical unit (DSPU) | DPC | DPI | DPL | DR | DR2I | DRA | DRA control exit | DRA startup parameter table | draft offering | drag | drawdown lock | drawing character | drawing tools | DRDA | DRDA1 | DRDA2 | driver | drop-in grammar | dropping | DSA | DSAP | DSD | dsname | DSNAME block | DSNB | DSNX | DSP | D-specification | DSPU | DST | DST-restricted state | DSU | DSU/CSU | DTB | DTD | DTE | DTE address | DTE attribute | DTF | DTMF | DTP | DTQA | DTR | DTS entity | DTSE in | DTSE out | dtuser | DTXA | DUA | dual authorization | dual display | dual inline memory module (DIMM) | dual logging | dual mode | dual-line call transfer | dual-purpose definition | dual-screen | dual-tone multifrequency (DTMF) | dummy device | dump | dump analysis and elimination (DAE) | dump code | dump data set | dump domain | dump media | dump table | dump utility program (DFHDUP) | DUNS | duplex (FDX, FD) | duplicate key value | durability | duration | DUW | DVD | DVT | DVT bridge | DVT interface | DVT service | DVT_Client2 | DVT_Server | DWE | DXL | dynaform | dynamic | dynamic access | dynamic allocation | dynamic analysis | dynamic backout | dynamic bind | dynamic buffer | dynamic cache | dynamic connection | dynamic data exchange (DDE) | dynamic data object (DDO) | dynamic group | dynamic IP | dynamic IP connection | dynamic kit | dynamic link library (DLL) | dynamic log | dynamic mode | dynamic naming | dynamic parse | dynamic partition | dynamic partition balancing | dynamic policy | dynamic print management | dynamic processing | dynamic program call | dynamic property | dynamic queue | dynamic reloading | dynamic retrieval | dynamic route | dynamic routing | dynamic routing model | dynamic routing program | dynamic select/omit | dynamic SQL | dynamic storage | dynamic storage area (DSA) | dynamic string | dynamic task statistics report | dynamic transaction backout (DTB) | dynamic transaction routing (DTR) | dynamic transaction routing program (DFHDYP) | dynamic vocabulary | dynamic Web content | dynamic Web project | dynamically loaded program
- E: | E and M | E1 | EAB | EAO exception | EAR | EAR project | eavesdropping | EBA | EBCDIC (extended binary-coded decimal interchange code) | EBCDIC character | EBCDIC double-byte encoding scheme | EBCDIC single-byte encoding scheme | e-business | e-business on demand | ECB | ECDSA | echo cancellation | ECI | ECKD device | ECL | e-class | Eclipse | ECMA | Ecma International (ECMA) | e-commerce | ECSA | EDF | edge | EDGE | edge device | Edge Side Include (ESI) | EDI | EDIFACT | edit | edit code | edit description | edit line | edit mask | edit mode | edit word | editable field | editing character | edition | edition archive | editor | editor access | editor area | editor program | EDL | EEQE | EFD | effective address overflow exception (EAO exception) | effective user | EGL | EGL build file | EGL file | EGL keyword | EGL SDK | EGL source file | EGL statement | EIA | EIA unit | EIA-232 | EIB | EIM | EIP | EIS | EJB | EJB bean | EJB container | EJB context | EJB factory | EJB home | EJB home object | EJB inheritance | EJB JAR file | EJB module | EJB object | EJB project | EJB query | EJB query language | EJB reference | EJB server | e-learning | e-learning utility | electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) | electromagnetic interference (EMI) | electronic customer support | electronic data interchange (EDI) | electronic document | Electronic Industries Association (EIA) | electronic keystick | Electronic Media Management System (EMMS) | electronic overlay | electronic serial number (ESN) | electronic signature | electrostatic discharge (ESD) | element | element mark | element name | elementary item | ELF message | ELLC | ELPA | e-mail | e-mail activity | e-mail campaign | e-mail promotion | e-Marketing Spot | embedded blank | embedded command | embedded SQL | embedded system | EMC | e-meeting | emergency restart | emergency thread | EMI | emitter | EMMS | EMP | emphasis | empty activity | empty range | emulation | emulation program | Encapsulated Security Payload (ESP) | encapsulation | encode | encoded format | encoded-vector index | encoding scheme | ENCP | encrypt | encryption | encryption algorithm | encryption key | end bracket | end node | End of Procedure Division | end program header | end session handler | end system | ending attribute character | end-node control point (ENCP) | end-of-chain (EOC) | end-of-day statistics | end-of-file (EOF) | end-of-file delay | end-of-file label | end-of-message (EOM) | end-of-segment (EOS) | end-of-tape marker (EOT marker) | end-of-text character (ETX character) | end-of-transmission character (EOT character) | end-of-transmission-block character (ETB character) | endpoint | endpoint list | endpoint method | endpoint system | end-to-end connection type | end-to-end probe platform (EPP) | end-user verification | eNetwork | enforced subset match conversion/substitution | engine | engine type | Enhanced 5250 Emulation | Enhanced Data GSM Environment (EDGE) | enhanced logical link control (ELLC) | enhanced NWS | ENQ character | enqueue | enqueued | enquiry character (ENQ character) | enroll | enrollment | enterprise | Enterprise Address Book (EAB) | enterprise application | enterprise application project (EAR project) | enterprise archive (EAR) | enterprise bean | enterprise configuration | Enterprise Generation Language (EGL) | Enterprise Identity Mapping (EIM) | Enterprise Information Portal | enterprise information system (EIS) | Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) | Enterprise Privacy Authorization Language (EPAL) | enterprise service | Enterprise Storage Server (ESS) | Enterprise Systems Architecture ( ESA ESA/370) | entitlement | entity | entity bean | entity structure analysis | entity structure report | entropy | entry | entry field | entry format | entry point (EP) | entry thread | entryOwner | entry-sequenced data set (ESDS) | enumeration data type | envelope | envelope type | environment | environment clause | Environment Division | Environment Services System Services (ESSS) | environment variable | Environmental Record Editing and Printing (EREP) | EOC | EOF | EOM | EOS | EOT character | EOT marker | EP | EPAL | EPI | EPOC | EPP | EPVT | equate name | equivalent | ER | erase-on-scratch | ERDSA | EREP | error | error log | error message | error processor vector table (EPVT) | Error Protocol (EP) | error status block (ESB) | error status element (ESE) | ESA | ESA mode | ESA/370 | ESB | escape character | escape message | escape sequence | ESD | ESDS | ESDSA | ESE | ESI | ESI processor | ESM | ESN | e-sourcing | ESP | ESQA | ESQL | ESQL data type | ESQL field reference | ESQL function | ESQL module | ESQL procedure | ESQL variable | ESS | ESSS | ESTAE | ETB character | E-TDMA | Ethernet | ETL | ETR | ETS | ETSI | ETX character | EUC | EUDSA | Euro-ISDN | European Telecommunications Standard (ETS) | European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) | e-utility computing (utility computing) | evaluation rule | even positive acknowledgment (ACK0) | event | event action list | event adapter | event class | event control block (ECB) | event correlation | event data | event delivery | event detection | event detection mechanism | event escalation | event filter | event forwarding discriminator (EFD) | event group | event header | event isolation | event log | event management service | event management table | event message | event monitoring point (EMP) | event notification | event notification mechanism | event polling | event pool | event queue | event record | event report | event request | event response | event retrieval | event script | event sequencing | event server | event set | event store | event table | event trigger | Event Viewer | events file | event-triggered flow | e-workplace | EX | exact end position | exact-name format | EXCEPT group name | exception | exception class data | exception condition | exception handler | exception handling | exception list | exception report | exception request (EXR) | exception response (EX, ER) | exception trace entry | exception transition link | exception/error handling | exceptional wait | exchange data link (EDL) | exchange log name | exchange media | exchange station ID (XID) | EXCI | exclude authority | exclusive allow-read lock state | exclusive control | exclusive intent | exclusive lock | exclusive lock state | exclusive method | exclusive submap | exclusive use | exclusive-key storage | exclusive-OR | EXEC interface | EXEC interface block (EIB) | EXEC interface stub | executable statement | execute authority | execution control list (ECL) | execution group | execution interface program (EIP) | exit condition | exit point | exit point provider | exit program | exit programming interface (XPI) | exit status | expand | expanded communications buffer | expanded memory | expansion slot | expansion unit | expected inventory | expected inventory record | expedited data | expedited forwarding | expert cache | expiration date | expiration time | expired | expired password | explicit scope terminator | exponent | exponentiation | export | export agent | exported form | exported query | exposed name | express payment | expression | EXR | exrequisite dependency | extend | extend mode | extended ACL | Extended Adaptive Cache | Extended Adaptive Cache Simulator | extended addressing | extended attribute | extended attribute flag | extended attribute name | extended attribute subprofile | extended attribute value | extended binary-coded decimal interchange code | extended character | extended character processing | extended CICS dynamic storage area (ECDSA) | extended common system area (ECSA) | extended count-key-data device (ECKD device) | extended data object (XDO) | extended directory catalog | extended error queue element (EEQE) | extended help | extended interface | extended link pack area (ELPA) | extended memory | extended messaging | extended parameter list | extended private area | extended read-only dynamic storage area (ERDSA) | extended remote copy (XRC) | extended restart (XRST) | extended shared dynamic storage area (ESDSA) | extended specify task abnormal exit (ESTAE) | extended SQL (ESQL) | extended system queue area (ESQA) | extended time division multiple access (E-TDMA) | extended Tivoli environment | extended UNIX coded character set (EUC) | extended user dynamic storage area (EUDSA) | Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) | Extensible Markup Language (XML) | Extensible Stylesheet Language (XSL) | extension | extent | external call interface (ECI) | external CICS interface (EXCI) | external data | external data definition | external data item | external data record | External Data Representation (XDR) | external file connector | external indicator | external line format message (ELF message) | external message queue | external object | external presentation interface (EPI) | external procedure | external response time | external routine | external security interface (ESI) | external security manager (ESM) | external storage | external switch | external symbol | external system | external throughput rate (ETR) | external variable | externalized form | externalized query | externally described data | externally described file | extract service | extract, transform, and load (ETL) | extragrid | extranet | extrapartition | extrapartition transient data | extreme case report | EZ-Setup
- F: | fabric | facsimile machine (fax machine, FAX) | factor | factory | factory method | fade in | fade out | failed event | failed flow | failover | fanout | FAP | far-end code violation | fast packet switching | fast path | fast response cache accelerator (FRCA) | fast select | fast service upgrade (FSU) | fast view | fault | fault message | fax | FAX | fax machine | FBA disk device | FBO | FC | FC Bridge | FCC | FCFC | FCMU | F-Coupler | FCS | FCT | FD | FD:OCA | FDL | FDM | FDML | FDT | FDX | feature | feature attribute | feature code | Feature Download Management (FDM) | feature-unique Licensed Internal Code (FULIC) | Federal Communications Commission (FCC) | federated attribute | federated collection | federated datastore | federated entity | federated search | federated text index | federation | feedback schema | FEPI | fetch | fetch overflow | FFDC | FFST | FFST file | FFT | Fiber Distributed Data Interface | fiber optics | Fibre Channel (FC) | Fibre Channel Bridge (FC Bridge) | fibre-channel connection (FICON) | FICON | FID | FID field | fidelity | field | field data format | field definition | field definition macro (DFHMDF) | field definition table (FDT) | field description | field group | field group number | field indicator | field line | field map | field outline | field record relation indicator | field reference file | field registration file | field selection | field tag | field-level access checking | field-level sensitivity | field-level specification | field-replaceable unit (FRU) | FIFO | figurative constant | file | file attribute conflict condition | file backout table (FBO) | file chaining | file clause | file compare and merge utility (FCMU) | file connector | file control | file control entry | file control program | file control table (FCT) | file definition | file description | file description entry | file description file | file description specification | file descriptor | file exception/error subroutine | file identifier | file information data structure (INFDS) | file key | file level specification | file list | file maintenance | file mode creation mask | file name | file name extension | file operation code | file organization | file override | file package | file package block (ftblock) | file package definition | file pointer | file position indicator | file reference function | file request thread element (FRTE) | File Section | file separator | file server I/O processor | File Services | file serving | file share | file space | file space ID (FSID) | file system | file system manager | file system spider | File Transfer Protocol (FTP) | file transfer support (FTS) | file transfer, access, and management (FTAM) | file translation | file-based content | file-owning region (FOR) | files library | fill pattern | filler line | fillet | filter | filter expression | filter interface | filter pool | filter pool reference | filter rule | filter string | filtering | FIN | final warning | final-form text (FFT) | Final-Form Text Document Content Architecture | finance communications | finance device | finance I/O manager (FIOM) | finance support | FIN-Copy | find | finder method | fine-grained authorization role | finger | fingerprint | finishing margin | finite state grammar (fsg) | finite state machine | FIOM | fire | fire status | firewall | First Failure Support Technology (FFST) | First Failure Support Technology file (FFST file) | first speaker | first warning | first-character forms control (FCFC) | first-failure data capture ( FFDC FFDC FFDC) | first-in-first-out (FIFO) | first-level folder | first-page indicator | fix | fix pack | fixed currency symbol | fixed data | fixed file attribute | fixed length | fixed pacing | fixed property | fixed session-level pacing (fixed pacing) | fixed wireless data | fixed-block architecture disk device (FBA disk device) | fixed-form | fixed-length | fixed-length string | fixed-point constant | fixed-point format | fixed-point notation | fixed-point unit (FX, FXU) | flag | flat browse | flat business object | flatten | flight recorder | float | floating bar chart | floating bar graph | floating currency symbol | floating point | floating-point constant | floating-point format | floating-point notation | flow | flow control | flow debugger | Flow Definition Markup Language (FDML) | FlowMark Definition Language (FDL) | flush left | flush right | FM | FM header | FME | FMH | FMH-5 | focal point | focus | focused | fold | folder | folder manager | folder pane | folder path | folderless document | font | font character set | font ID | font palette | font resource | footer | footing area | FOR | for loop | force time | force-all | forced Licensed Internal Code completion | forced shutdown | foreground | foreground partition | foreign domain | Foreign Exchange Subscriber | foreign key | foreign key attribute | fork | form | form bean | form definition | form feed | form logout | form type | format | format identification field ( FID FID field) | format independence | format line | format selector | Formats and Protocols (FAP) | formatted data interface | Formatted Data Object Content Architecture (FD:OCA) | formatted diskette | formatted document | formatted system service | formatted text | form-based initiation | form-based login | form-field editing | formGroup | forms control table (FCT) | forms flash | formula | forum | forward | forward recovery | forwardable credentials | forwardable tickets | forwarder | forwarding server | forward-mapping domain | four-way breakout cable | fps | FQDN | FRACHECK request | fragment | fragmentation | frame | frame check sequence (FCS) | frame reject (FRMR) | frame relay | frame switching | frames per second (fps) | frameset | framework | Framework | FRCA | free float | free-form | free-form surface | freeze | frequency coupler (F-Coupler) | frequency modulation (FM) | friend class | FRMR | front-end programming interface (FEPI) | front-end system | front-end transaction | FRR | FRTE | FRU | fsg | FSID | FSU | FTAM | ftblock | FTP | FTS | fulfillment center | FULIC | full backup | full build | full DST capability | full matching | full menus | full notebook | full procedural file | full repository | full save operation | full synchronization | full trace | full user mobility | full-motion video | full-screen editor | fullselect | full-text index | full-text search | full-valued business object | fullword binary | fully qualified domain name (FQDN) | function | function call | function check | function control sequence (FCS) | function key | function key indicator | function management data | function management end (FME) | function management header ( FMH FM header FMH) | function management profile | function name | function shipping | function SYSMOD | functional privilege | functional recovery routine (FRR) | functional unit | funds | fuse | fuzzy copy | FX | FXU
- G: | G.711 | G.723 | G.723.1 | G.729A | G11N | garbage collection | gatekeeper | gateway | gateway classes | gateway daemon | gateway method | GB | Gbps | GCGID | GCS | GCSGID | GDDM | GDF | GDF file | GDS | general activity | general data stream (GDS) | General Inter-ORB Protocol (GIOP) | general log | General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) | general purpose library (QGPL) | general resource | general resource profile | General Use Programming Interface (GUPI) | generalized data stream (GDS) | generalized interactive executive (GIX) | Generalized Performance Analysis Reporting (GPAR) | generalized sequential access method (GSAM) | generate | generated course | generation feature | generation template | generic | generic alert | generic applid | generic business object | generic controller description | generic data identifier | generic envelope type | generic gate | generic key | generic name | generic profile | Generic Security Service API (GSS API) | Generic Security Services Application Programming Interface (GSS API) | geo-code | geographic mirroring | GEOS | geo-stationary Earth orbit systems (GEOS) | get | getter method | GETVIS space | GFT | GID | GIF | Gigabit Ethernet | gigabits per second (Gbps) | gigabyte (GB) | GIOP | GIX | glare | global access checking | global attribute | Global Campus | global catalog | global catalog domain | global character | Global Directory Service (GDS) | global domain | global element | global mobile personal communications services (GMPCS) | global mutex | global name | global polling | global positioning system (GPS) | global repository | global resource serialization (GRS) | global rule | global security | Global Security Kit (GSK) | global signon (GSO) | Global System for Mobile communication (GSM) | global trace | global transaction | global trap/trace exit | global user exit | global variable | global variable pool | global work area (GWA) | global zone | globalization (G11N) | globally defined object | GLT | glyph | GMPCS | GMT | goal mode | GOCA | Gopher | GPAR | GPRS | GPS | grammar | grant functional transmission (GFT) | graph | graph format | graphic character | graphic character global identifier (GCGID) | graphic character set | graphic character set global identifier (GCSGID) | graphic character-set ID | graphic data type | graphic push button | graphic string | Graphical Data Display Manager (GDDM) | graphical interface | graphical user interface ( GUI, UI graphical interface) | graphics | graphics data format (GDF) | graphics data format file (GDF file) | graphics field | Graphics Interchange Format (GIF) | Graphics Object Content Architecture (GOCA) | graphics primitive | graphics segment | graphics symbol set | graphics text | graphics window | gray level | gray scale | gray-scale image | Greenwich mean time (GMT) | greeting | greeting header | grid | grid computing | gross lock | group | group address | group authority | group calendar | Group Control System (GCS) | group data area | group data set | group ID (GID) | group identification number (GID) | group indication | group item | group job | group job name | group job transfer | group list print descriptor | group list table (GLT) | group member | group message queue | group profile | group terminal option | group window | Groupe Special Mobile (GSM) | group-related user attribute | groupware | GRS | GSAM | GSK | gsk7ikm | GSM | GSO | GSS API | GTF | guaranteed level of service | guaranteed service | guest partition | GUI | GUI designer | guideline value | GUPI | GWA
- H: | H.323 | H.323 gatekeeper | H.323 gateway | H.323 zone | hacker | HACMP for AIX | HAL | half-adjust | half-duplex (HD, HDX) | half-session | halfword binary | halt indicator | hand raise | Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML) | handle | handle cursor | handler | handshake | hang up | Hangeul | Hanja | hard disk | hard link | hardcopy | hardened message | hardware | hardware abstraction layer (HAL) | hardware cell | hardware character | hardware monitor | hardware service manager | hardware zoning | hash | hash join | hash table | hash value (hash) | hashing | HATS | HATS application | HATS EJB project | HATS entry servlet | HATS project | HATS Studio | HBA | HCF | HCP | HCP emulation | HD | HDAM | HDB3 | HDLC | HDML | HDR | HDX | head | header | header fragment | header label (HDR) | header record | health check report | heap | heap identifier | heartbeat | heartbeat flow | heartbeat interval | held state | help level specification | help module | hertz (Hz) | heterogeneous | heuristic decision | hex | hexadecimal (hex) | hexadecimal string | HFS | HIDAM | hidden address | hidden field | hide function | hierarchic database | hierarchical | hierarchical business object | hierarchical direct access method (HDAM) | hierarchical file system ( HFS HFS) | hierarchical indexed direct access method (HIDAM) | hierarchical naming | hierarchical sequential access method (HSAM) | hierarchical storage management (HSM) | hierarchical view | hierarchy | hierarchy of parts | high performance option (HPO) | high private area | High Speed Link Ring (HSL Ring) | High-density bipolar of order 3 (HDB3) | high-level assembler language (HLAS) | High-level Data Link Control (HDLC) | high-level language ( HLL HLL) | high-level language pointer (HLL pointer) | highlight | high-performance data transfer (HPDT) | high-performance file system (HPFS) | High-Performance Routing (HPR) | high-speed line | high-speed link (HSL) | high-speed link loop | high-speed sequential processing (HSSP) | hiperspace | Hiragana | histogram | history log | history log data set | HLAS | HLL | HLL pointer | HLQ | HLR | HMAC | hold delivery | home directory | home interface | home location | home location register (HLR) | home menu | home page | home position | home submap | home system | homogeneous | homologation | hook | hook flash | hop | hops | horizontal scalability | horizontal scaling | horizontally displayed records | hot backup | hot deployment | hot key | hot spot | hotlink | hotspot | Hot-Swap Controller (HSC) | hover help | HPDT | HPFS | HPO | HPR | HRI | HSAM | HSC | HSL | HSL Ring | HSM | HSSP | HTML | HTTP | HTTP daemon (HTTPd) | HTTP method | HTTP over SSL (HTTPS) | HTTP Server for iSeries | HTTPd | HTTP-NG | HTTPS | hub | hub-spoke server topology | hue | human readable interpretation (HRI) | hunt group | Hyades | hyperlink | hyperlink field | hypertext | hypertext link | Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) | hypertext node | Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) | Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS) | HyperText Transfer Protocol-Next Generation (HTTP-NG) | Hypertext Transmission Protocol, Secure | hyperview | hypervisor | Hz
- I: | I frame | I/O | I/O adapter | I/O card Licensed Internal Code | I/O channel | I/O controller | I/O feedback area | I/O PCB | I/O processor | I/O server | IAB | IAM | IAR | IASP | I-beam pointer | IBM Agent Architecture | IBM content partner | IBM eNetwork Software (eNetwork) | IBM eServer Capacity Upgrade on Demand (CUoD) | IBM eServer On/Off Capacity on Demand (On/Off CoD) | IBM PC double-byte encoding scheme | IBM PC single-byte encoding scheme | IBM Runtime Environment for Java | IBM TotalStorage Enterprise Storage Server (ESS) | IBM WebSphere InterChange Server Access | ICAP | ICCF | ICE | ICF | ICF file | ICMP | ICMP code | ICMP service | ICMP type | icon | icons view | ICP | ICS | ID | ID resolution | IDCAMS | IDDU | IDE | iDEN | identification | Identification Division | identified user | identifier (ID) | identity assertion | identity relationship | identity token | ideographic | IDL | IDL mangled | IDLC | idle connection | IDoc domain | IDoc parser | IDP | IDU | IDUMP | IETF | IFCID | IFS | IGC | IGP | IGS | IIOP | IIOP connection | IKE | iKeyman | ILAN | ILE | ILE C | ILE COBOL | ILE RPG | ILU | IM1 | image | image area | image backup | image catalog | image catalog entry | image copy | image data stream | Image Object Content Architecture ( IOCA IOCA) | image part | image symbol set (ISS) | imaginary line | IM-ASPDU | imbedded blank | immediate command | immediate disconnection | immediate maintenance | immediate message | immediate routing | immediate shutdown | immediate start | i-mode | imperative statement | impersonation | IMPI | implement | implementation | implementation function | implementer name | implicit | implicit connection | implicit disconnection | implicit profiling | implicit scope terminator | implied semicolon | import | import agent | impression | impulsive noise | IMS | IMS command | IMS connect | IMS conversation | IMS monitor | IMS Resource Lock Manager (IRLM) | IMS transaction | IMS transaction code | IN | inaccessible | inactive connection | inactive record | inactive subfile record | inactive version | in-band | in-band discovery | inbound | inbound channel | inbound DTE attribute | inbound map | inbound message | inbound transport | in-built format | inches per second (ips) | incident | incident group | include file | include statement | incoming message | incore request queue | incremental backup | incremental build | incremental save operation | independent auxiliary storage pool (IASP) | independent data item | independent logical unit (ILU) | independent software vendor (ISV) | independent workstation | index | index class | index class subset | index data item | index key | index name | index queue | index record | index sargable predicate | index search | indexed data name | indexed organization | indexed sequential access method (ISAM) | indication | indicator | indicator variable | indices comparison analysis | indirect destination | indirect speech recognition | individual address | in-doubt | in-doubt unit of recovery | in-doubt window | in-doubt window resolution utility program | InetD | INFDS | infinity | in-flight | in-flight task | Info/Analysis | INFO/SYS | infocenter | infopop | Information and Control System (ICS) | information area | Information Assistant | information category | information center | information display | information display panel | information display parameters | information element | information frame ( I frame I frame) | Information Management System (IMS) | information mining | information repository | information roadmap | information system | Information/System (INFO/SYS) | informational event | informational message | infrared technology (IR) | inheritance | inheriting | inhibited | in-house message | initial chaining value | initial context | initial data | initial menu | initial program | initial program load ( IPL IPL) | initial reference | initial state | initial thread | initialization | initialization file | initialization input data set | initialization stall | initialize | initiate | initiation queue | initiator | inline | inline data file | i-node | input | input activity | input criteria | input event | input field | input file | input message | input method | input mode | input node | input parameter | input partition | input paths detection analysis | input PIN-protection key | input sequence number (ISN) | input specifications | input stream | input terminal node | input/output (I/O) | input/output adapter ( IOA I/O adapter) | input/output channel (I/O channel) | input/output controller ( IOC I/O controller) | input/output data | input/output file | input/output PCB (I/O PCB) | input/output processor ( IOP I/O processor) | input/output section | input/output statement | input-translation formula | input-validation formula | inquiry | inquiry message | inquiry mode | inquiry program | INS | insert mode | insert rule | insert trigger | insertion order | Installable File System (IFS) | installable object | installable service | installation | installation device | installation directory | installation diskette | installation IPL | installation media | installation profile | installation repository (IR) | installation verification procedure (IVP) | instance | instance data | instance ID | instance method | instance parameter | instance statistics | instance variable | instant meeting | instruction | instruction address register (IAR) | instructor-led learning | instrument | instrumentation | instrumentation event | insynch | integer | integrated | integrated development environment (IDE) | integrated file system (IFS) | Integrated Language Environment (ILE) | Integrated Language Environment C (ILE C) | Integrated Language Environment COBOL (ILE COBOL) | Integrated Language Environment RPG (ILE RPG) | integrated messaging | integrated services | Integrated Services | Integrated xSeries Adapter (IXA) | Integrated xSeries Server (IXS) | Integrated xSeries Server for iSeries | integration broker | Integration for Windows Server | Integration Object | integrity | integrity protection | intellectual capital /term> | intelligent agent | intelligent network (IN) | intelligent peripheral (IP) | intelligent peripheral interface (IPI) | Intelligent Peripheral Management Interface (IPMI) | Intelligent Printer Data Stream (IPDS) | intent scheduling | interactive | interactive data definition utility (IDDU) | interactive interface | interactive job | interactive mode | interactive partition | Interactive Problem Control System (IPCS) | interactive processing | interactive session | interactive source debugger (ISDB) | Interactive Structured Query Language (ISQL) | interactive subsystem | interactive transaction | interactive user profile | interactive video | interactive view | interactive voice response (IVR) | interapplication messaging (IAM) | interblock gap | intercept | interchange | interchange code | interchange document profile (IDP) | interchange format | interchange group separator (IGS) | InterChange repository | InterChange Server | InterChange Server repository | intercommunication | INTERCOPE TelexBox | interest item | interface | interface body | interface data unit (IDU) | interface declaration | interface definition | Interface Definition Language (IDL) | interface name | Interface Repository (IR) | interface specification | intergrid | interim fix | Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) | interlock | intermediate assistance level | intermediate block check | intermediate representation of a program | intermediate routing function | intermediate routing node | intermediate system | intermediate system routing | intermediate-text-block character (ITB character) | internal data | internal decimal item | internal file connector | internal local area network (ILAN) | internal lock | internal microprogram instruction (IMPI) | internal object | internal rate of return | internal rate of return analysis | internal rate of return comparison analysis | internal resource lock manager | internal response time | internal routine | internal space object | internal storage | internal system journal | internal throughput rate (ITR) | internal trace | International Organization for Standardization (ISO) | International Organization for Standardization/International Electrotechnical Commission 10646 UCS-2 level 1 (ISO/IEC 10646) | International Program License Agreement (IPLA) | international standard | International Technical Support Organization (ITSO) | International Telecommunication Union Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T) | internationalization | internationalized | internet | Internet | Internet Architecture Board (IAB) | Internet Calendar Ac