ntries for all cartridges in the Automated Tape Library Dataserver (ATLDS) and the manual tape library (MTL) data server. Each entry contains volume serial number (VOLSER), category, physical location, and volume status information.
- See resource object.
- A named collection of records or statements in a library.
- In VSE, the smallest unit of data that can be stored in and retrieved from a sublibrary.
See member name.
library name space
An attribute that can be set for the current thread. The library name space is the set of objects and libraries that can be accessed in any independent disk pools in a disk pool group plus the libraries in the system disk pool and basic user disk pools (ASPs 2-32) using the regular library-qualified object name syntax.
- The component of a Content Manager system that stores, manages, and handles queries on items.
- In OnDemand, the workstation or node that users must go through to access the system. The library server controls the OnDemand database.
library user ASP
An auxiliary storage pool that contains libraries and folders. See also nonlibrary user ASP.
- A legal agreement that authorizes the use of proprietary information including, but not limited to, copyrighted or patented information.
- A certificate of authorization that permits an individual to sell insurance products in a state.
Resources such as assets, partitions, users, and locations that a license is assigned to. See also license scope.
Licensed Internal Code (LIC)
The layered architecture below the machine interface (MI). The Licensed Internal Code is a proprietary system design that carries out many functions. These functions include but are not limited to storage management, pointers and addressing, program management functions, exception and event management, data functions, I/O managers, and security.
See licensed program.
licensed program product (LPP)
See licensed program.
- An authorization that regulates the use of software licensed programs. Software license keys need to be installed on the system when software is upgraded or moved, the hardware processor group is changed, additional license usage is added, or new software that requires license keys is purchased.
- See activation code.
The breadth of a license in terms of enterprise, site, machine, or partition. If discovered software is found within the scope of a license, then that license might be used for that discovered instance. See also license allocation.
See local identifier.
- One complete pass through the four phases of software development: inception, elaboration, construction and transition.
- The set of stages a document passes through in its lifetime, such as draft and review.
- The phases in a release. A lifecycle is a template for the stages of work in a release.
- Passage or transformation through different stages over time. For example markets, brands and offerings have lifecycles.
See last-in first-out.
The improvement in expected return, caused by the use of a classifier or model, over the improvement expected with no classification or prediction. The higher the lift, the better the classifier or model.
- A graphic character consisting of two or more characters joined together. For example, joining A and E form the ligature Æ. Ligatures are very common and important in Arabic.
- Two or more characters that are connected so they appear as one character. For example, ff and ffi are characters that can be presented as ligatures.
light API call
A client operation that only reads data. Light API calls use fewer resources than heavy API calls because they are performing a single function. See also heavy API call.
An unbuffered, unlogged insert operation. See also raw table.
- A system of LEDs that are above the control panel and on various internal components of the compute node.
- A technology that provides a lighted path to failed or failing components to expedite hardware repairs.
lightweight core file
An alternative to standard AIX core files. Core files produced in the Standardized Lightweight Corefile Format provide simple, process stack tr