he nested routine.
See cultural sort.
See low emission zone.
See local-form session identifier.
See load and hold.
- A Notes database that contains lists of links to other databases. Unlike a catalog, which lists all the Notes databases on a server, a library contains links to selected databases from one or several servers.
- In Informix, a group of precompiled routines designed to perform tasks that are common to a given kind of application. See also dynamic link library, shared library, shared-object file.
- A collection of one or more drives, and possibly robotic devices (depending on the library type), which can be used to access storage volumes.
- The storage location of the model. The library, similar to a Windows directory, includes a group of connected Analyst objects: macros, reports, D-Links, selections, D-Cubes, maps, A-Tables, D-Lists, and formats.
- An executable definition of work that is made up of steps. Its behavior is controlled through properties and it differs from a project in that it has no selector. A library is called from a step within a project.
- A data file that contains copies of a number of individual files and control information that allows them to be accessed individually.
- A collection of model elements, including business items, processes, tasks, resources, and organizations.
- A project that is used for the development, version management, and organization of shared resources. Only a subset of the artifact types can be created and stored in a library, such as business objects, interfaces, subflows, ESQL modules, message definitions, and Java utilities. See also project.
- In Ada-language library management, a database that stores the various intermediate code files produced by the compiler and records the dependency and order of compilation information. When compiling or linking a unit that depends on other units, the required dependency information (such as the package specification of a unit that is included with a with clause) is obtained from the library.
- A partitioned data set or a series of concatenated partitioned data sets. See also partitioned data set extended.
- A repository for demountable recorded media, such as magnetic disks and magnetic tapes.
- A set of object modules that can be specified in a link command.
- In VSE, a collection of data stored in sublibraries on disk. A library consists of at least one sublibrary in which data is stored as members of various types such as phase, object module, or source book.
- A system object that serves as a directory to other objects. A library groups related objects, and allows users to find objects by name.
library-assigned document name (LADN)
A unique name, which includes a time stamp and a system name, that is assigned by a system in the office network to a document when it is filed in the document library. On i5/OS, the time-stamp part of the library-assigned document name is included in a 10-character name that becomes the document object name.
- A server that uses server-to-server communication to access a library that is managed by another storage management server. See also library manager.
- The component of a Content Manager system that provides a low-level programming interface for the library system. The library client includes APIs that are part of the software developer's kit.
Library Control System (LCS)
The component of the object access method (OAM) that is used in the support of tape libraries. The LCS also writes and reads objects on optical disk storage and manipulates the optical volumes on which the objects reside.
A system object that describes an IBM i Library, and is stored in the Rational Team Concert Jazz repository. Every library that a build process references must correspond to a library definition.
- The software application that controls all operations in an Automated Tape Library Dataserver (ATLDS) or in a file.
- A server that controls device operations when multiple storage management servers share a storage device. See also library client.
library manager database
A database that contains e