the small alphabetic characters, whether accented or not, as distinguished from the capital alphabetic characters. The concept of case also applies to alphabets such as Cyrillic and Greek, but not to Arabic, Hebrew, Thai, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, and many other scripts. Examples of lowercase letters are a, b, and c. See also uppercase.
See link pack area.
See logical partition.
See link protocol converter.
See line printer daemon.
See Link Problem Determination Aid.
See Link Problem Determination Aid-1.
See Link Problem Determination Aid-2.
The default editor for source files in the Remote System Explorer. It can be used to create and edit many kinds of files, including program source files, documentation, and data files. In addition to basic editing functions, the LPEX Editor offers language parsing, location marking, elaborate search, and keystroke recording facilities.
See lexical parsing item.
See lines per inch.
See logical page list.
See Live Partition Mobility.
See license plate number.
See licensed program offering.
See licensed program product.
See line printer removal.
See lexical parsing stream.
See loop port state machine.
See logical recovery pending.
See local registration file.
See log record header.
See logical record interface.
See log record identifier.
See linear referencing method.
See log record sequence number.
See least recently used.
See LotusScript Data Object.
See link-state advertisement.
See link service access point.
See least significant bit.
See least significant byte.
See local session identification.
See Large System Performance Reference.
See local system queue area.
See local shared resource.
See logical subsystem.
See local transaction containment.
See long-term evolution.
See logical terminal.
See less than truckload.
See less than truckload carrier.
See long-term plan.
See Lightweight Third Party Authentication.
See local transaction.
See logical terminal table.
See logical unit.
See LU type 0.
See Logical Unit type 2.
See LU type 3.
See LU type 4.
See LU type 6.
See LU type 6.1.
See logical unit 6.2.
LU 6.2 conversation level security
In SNA, a conversation level security protocol that enables a partner transaction program to authenticate the transaction program that initiated the conversation. See also end-user verification.
- A session that is initiated by VTAM on behalf of a logical unit (LU) 6.2 application program, or a session initiated by a remote LU in which the application program specifies that VTAM is to control the session by using the APPCCMD macroinstruction.
- In SNA, a session between two logical units (LUs) of type 6.2.
LU 6.2 verb
A syntactical unit in the LU 6.2 application programming interface that represents an operation. See also verb.
See least upper bound.
A VTAM major node type that consists of a list of model LU definitions. See also model LU.
LU-LU session type
See LU type.
LU-LU session type 0
In SNA, a type of session between two LU half-sessions using SNA-defined protocols for transmission control and data flow control, but using end-user or product-defined protocols to supplement or replace function management data services protocols. The system uses the SNA upline facility support.
LU-LU session type 1
In SNA, a type of session between an application program and single- or multiple-device data processing display stations in an interactive, batch data transfer, or distributed processing environment. The system uses the SNA remote job entry (RJE) support.
LU-LU session type 2
In SNA, a type of session between an application program and a single display station in an interactive environment, using the SNA 3270 data stream. The System i product uses the 3270 display emulation support.
LU-LU session type 4
In SNA, a type of session between (a) an application program and a single-device or multiple-device data processing or word processing display station in an interactive, batch data transfer, or distributed processing environment; or (b) logical units in peripheral nodes. The system uses the 5250 printer support.
In the VTAM implementation of the LU 6.