file into main storage so that the file can be run.
- A component that reads data from and writes data to a persistent store.
Major component of CICS used by the domains of the CICS system to obtain access to storage-resident copies of nucleus and application programs, maps, and tables. In order to provide this, the loader domain interfaces with MVS to perform loading of programs into CICS-managed storage (DSA/EDSA) and scanning of the MVS link pack area.
The logical process of archiving reports in OnDemand. During the loading process, OnDemand processes reports, creates index data, and copies report data and resources to cache storage and archive storage.
A record that contains the itinerary for a truckload shipment. See also load scheme.
Load Replay Region
In the Netezza database design, a way to allow load operations to continue after a system has been paused and resumed. The system uses the records in the replay region as a way to checkpoint and partially commit the load in stages.
- An entry in a load rule file that determines how an item from a repository workspace, such as a file, folder, or symbolic link, is loaded into a local sandbox.
- A statement in the config spec that specifies an element or subtree to load into a snapshot view. Config specs can have more than one load rule.
A record that shows whether the freight is packaged using pallets, slipsheets, or floor shipments. See also load plan.
See large object.
A mechanism that allows an application program to manipulate a large object (LOB) value in the database system. An LOB locator is a simple token value that represents a single LOB value. An application program retrieves a LOB locator into a host variable and can then apply SQL operations to the associated LOB value using the locator.
- Pertaining to databases, objects, or applications that are installed or stored in the same system in which QMF is currently executing.
- For hierarchical storage management products, pertaining to the destination of migrated files that are being moved. See also remote.
- Pertaining to an element that is available only in its own process. See also global.
- Pertaining to a device, file, or system that is accessed directly from a user system, without the use of a communication line. See also remote.
- In programming languages, pertaining to the relationship between a language object and a block such that the language object has a scope contained in that block.
- Pertaining to information that is defined and used only in one subdivision of a computer program. See also global.
- In OSI, pertaining to the node from which one views the rest of the network.
- The address specified for the current network or host. The local address is usually referred to as the local host address or the local network address to differentiate the two types.
- In SNA, an address used in a peripheral node in place of a network address and transformed to or from a network address by the boundary function in a subarea node.
In OSI, an agent process on the local node. See also remote agent.
local application process
In OSI, an application process on the local node. See also remote application process.
local application thread
In DCE Remote Procedure Call (RPC), an application thread that executes within the confines of one address space on a local system and passes control exclusively among local code segments.
local area network (LAN)
A network that connects several devices in a limited area (such as a single building or campus) and that can be connected to a larger network. See also Ethernet, metropolitan area network, token ring, token-ring network, wide area network.
In PSF/MVS, pertaining to an SNA-attached device that does not have a communications controller in its configuration. For example, an IBM 3812 Page Printer connected to a channel-attached 3174 control unit that is defined to the host system through VTAM is considered to be a local-attached printer. See also communication attached.
local authentication (LAU)
The process of validating a user identity to the system according to the local