- Industry: Computer
- Number of terms: 318110
- Number of blossaries: 26
- Company Profile:
An American multinational software corporation headquartered in Redmond, Washington that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports a wide range of products and services related to computing.
Any nonexecutable data that is logically deployed with an application. A resource might be displayed in an application as error messages or as part of the user interface. Resources can contain data in a number of forms, including strings, images, and persisted objects.
Industry:Computer
A field that can be used in a workflow rule or template as a placeholder for specific values or text in an e-mail. When you send an e-mail, these placeholders are replaced with the data that meet the conditions that have been set in the workflow rule. For example, if you send an e-mail to an account holder about a contract cancellation date, you can use a dynamic data field to automatically find and insert the correct cancellation date for that contract.
Industry:Computer
A share, volume, share, database, storage group, or system state that is a member of a protection group.
Industry:Computer
Any mark placed over, under, or through a character, usually to indicate a change in phonetic value from the unmarked state. A character that is attached to it is a base character. Most diacritics are non-spacing characters that do not increase the width of the base character.
Industry:Computer
Any mark placed over, under, or through a character, usually to indicate a change in phonetic value from the unmarked state. A character that is attached to it is a base character. Most diacritics are non-spacing characters that do not increase the width of the base character.
Industry:Computer
The part of a scenario that determines its uniqueness from other scenarios.
Industry:Computer
A copper-plated hole that goes all the way through a PCB and allows a connection between wires on different layers of the PCB.
Industry:Computer
The process of setting the maximum portion of total network capacity that a service is allowed to use. An administrator can deliberately limit a servers Internet workload by not allowing it to receive requests at full capacity, thus saving resources for other programs, such as e-mail.
Industry:Computer
Pertaining to a process, tool, etc. that is enabled by a particular technology.
Industry:Computer
