 and HATS customization capabilities. See also HATS/WebFacing enabled project.
Linked Java Object
A builder that enables the direct integration of Java classes and their associated methods into a model. Developers can use the Linked Java Object builder to incorporate existing Java code or create new Java classes to be used with Linked Java Object builder calls to consolidate commonly used methods into a single, easily reused Java class.
A library added to an IBM Connections community by the community owner using the Linked Library widget that allows community members to tag, follow, like, and comment. See also community library.
A model that provides modularity for an application. Linked models are analogous to classes in Java. They contain methods and state data, and support the distinction between public and private access.
A regular rule that specifies a second set of criteria and two additional actions: one that is performed when the second condition is met and one that is performed when the second condition is not met, within the resolution time specified. For example, if a server is down , take no action. If that server is down for more than five minutes, send an email notification.
- A program that resolves cross-references among separately compiled object modules and then assigns final addresses to create a single executable program.
- See linkage editor.
link integrity verification tests (LIVT)
A set of operational procedures and messages that is defined by American National Standards Institute (ANSI) Standard T1.617 Annex D and International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee (CCITT) Standard Q.933 Annex A and that is transferred over DLCI 0. This set of operational procedures and messages provides status and outage notification for frame-relay frame handler (FRFH) and frame-relay terminating equipment (FRTE) connections.
See data link layer.
- A part of Recommendation X.25 that defines the link protocol used to get data into and out of the network across the duplex line connecting the subscriber's equipment to the network.
- See data link level.
- In SNA, the combination of the transmission connection, protocol, devices, and programming joining network nodes.
link level 2 test
See link test.
The list of libraries searched by the control program (after the job pack, task library, step library, job library, and link pack area have been searched) for any load that does not provide a specific data control block to be used. In MVS, the system name is LNKLST.
link pack area (LPA)
The portion of virtual storage below 16 MB that contains frequently used modules. See also dynamic link pack area.
A state that indicates a datalink field contains one or more values that cannot be validated due to a system failure, communications failure, or other similar error. The file is still usable when it is in this state, but only for reading data.
Link Problem Determination Aid (LPDA)
A series of procedures used by products to test modem or other data circuit-terminating equipment (DCE) operations, and to provide information about the DCE and the data link. An extended version also provides operational and configuration commands. LPDA commands can be used only with DCEs that support LPDA.
Link Problem Determination Aid-2 (LPDA-2)
A second version of the LPDA command set. In addition to most of the functions of LPDA-1, LPDA-2 also supports modem configuration commands, a call out (dial) command, a set transmit speed command, and commands to operate a contact that controls external devices.
The rules for sending and receiving data at the link level. See also protocol.
link protocol converter (LPC)
A device that changes one type of link-level protocol information to another type of link-level protocol information for processing; for example, 5208 Link Protocol Converter, 5209 Link Protocol Converter, or ROLMbridge 5250 Link Protocol Converter.
A required component of a reconciliation task that is used to link instances from two data sets based on one or more common attributes. See also comparison rule, reconciliation task,