product class. LotusObjects can be manipulated using LotusScript. LotusObjects share a common design. Many are implemented either the same way across products, or almost the same way, with slight variations from product to product.
Lotus QuickPlace place
A web venue that is provided by Lotus QuickPlace that enables geographically dispersed participants to collaborate on projects and communicate online in a structured and secure workspace. See also place.
A version of BASIC that offers not only standard capabilities of structured programming languages, but a powerful set of language extensions that enable object-oriented development within and across products. Its interface to Notes is through predefined object classes.
LotusScript Data Object (LS:DO)
The ODBCConnection, ODBCQuery, and ODBCResultSet classes, collectively called the LotusScript Data Object (LS:DO). These classes provide properties and methods for accessing and updating tables in external databases through the ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) Version 2.0 standard.
- A node that provides a range of end-user services, attaches directly to other nodes using peer protocols, and derives network services implicitly from an adjacent APPN network node, that is, without the direct use of CP-CP sessions.
- A node in an APPN network that uses the LU session type 6.2 node type 2.1 architecture without the APPN extension.
A limit that indicates the least value that a variable can assume. In operations research, a lower bound may or may not be in the domain of a variable. When a lower bound is in the domain of the variable, the variable may assume precisely that value, but no less. When a lower bound is not in the domain of the variable, the variable may assume values strictly greater than the lower bound, but not precisely the lower bound itself. See also bound, bound strengthening, greatest lower bound, minimum, upper bound.
- Pertaining to those graphic characters of a layer which can be input from a keyboard without the use of any shift key.
- Pertaining to 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 typ