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`internal storage
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`intern procedure
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`records or keys. Usually, it precedes a merge phase in
`which the sequences created are reduced to one by an
`(4) Io VSAM, when building an
`external merge.
`alternate index. the sorting of the alternate keys into
`ascending sequence by using virtual storage obtained
`through a GETVIS. See also external sort.
`
`internal storage (l) Storage that is accessible by a
`processor without the use of input/output channels.
`Internal storage may include other kinds of storage
`such as cache memory and registers. Synonymous
`with internal memory. (T)
`(2) Deprecated term for
`main storage. (3) Synonym for processor storage.
`Notes:
`I. Internal srorage usually refers to one or more
`storage devices that together provide the total
`program-addressable execution space of main
`srorage.
`2. Internal swrage includes processor storage and
`may include other kinds of storage accessed by a
`processor, such as cache storage and special reg(cid:173)
`isters.
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`internal trace table Synonym for CP trace table.
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`internal writer A facility in the job entry subsystem
`(JES2 or JES3) that allows user-written output wri ters
`to write data on devices not directly supported by the
`job control manager.
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`internation al standard A standards document that is
`given final approval by the International Organization
`for Standardization.
`
`International T elecommunication Union (ITU) The
`specialized telecommunication agency of the United
`Nations, established to provide standardized communi(cid:173)
`cation procedures and practices, including frequency
`allocation and radio regulations worldwide.
`
`internet A collection of packet-switching networks
`that are physically interconnected by Internet Protocol
`(IP) gateways. These networks use protocols that
`allow them to function as a large, composite network.
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`Internet A wide area network connecting thousands
`of disparate networks in industry. education, govern(cid:173)
`ment, and research. The Internet network uses TCP/JP
`as the standard for transmitting information.
`
`in
`Internet a ddress The numbering system used
`TCP/IP Internetwork communications Lo specify a par(cid:173)
`ticu lar network or a particular host on that network
`with which to communicate.
`Internet addresses are
`commonly denoted in dotted decimal fonn.
`
`Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) A pro(cid:173)
`tocol used by a gateway to communicate with a source
`
`host, for example, to report an error in a datagram. lt
`is an integral pan of the Internet Protocol (IP).
`
`Internet Protocol (IP ) A protocol used to route data
`from its source to its destination in an Jnternct envi(cid:173)
`ronment.
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`Internet router A device that enables an Internet Pro(cid:173)
`tocol host to act as a gateway for routing data between
`separate networks that use a specific adapter.
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`internetwork Aoy wide area network connecting
`more than one network.
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`internetworking Communication between
`more networks.
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`two or
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`internodal awareness ln an ACPfT'CAM extended
`networking, a function used by TCAM systems to
`share information.
`This
`information
`includes the
`status of TCAM systems, the status of application pro(cid:173)
`grams in TCAM systems, and the contents of selected
`key-table entries. This function is provided by node
`path system service programs in the various TCAM
`systems that communicate with each other.
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`internodal destination queue In an ACFfT'CAM
`extended networking, a destination queue for an
`external logical unit (LU) tbat is a pa1tner in a utility
`session.
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`an
`(IMH) In
`handler
`internodal message
`ACFfT'CAM extended networking, a message handler
`that processes messages flowing on utility sessions.
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`internodal sequence number synchronization In an
`ACFfT'CAM extended networking, the function of a
`particular system service program that operates in con(cid:173)
`junction with the internodal message handler.
`Intcr(cid:173)
`nodal sequence number synchronization is used to
`request retransmission from any TCAM node of
`sequence-numbered messages not received in a utility
`session and to retransmit sequence-numbered messages
`flowing in a utility session when requested to do so by
`another TCAM node or an extended operator
`command.
`
`an ACFfT'CAM
`sequence prefix In
`internodal
`extended network, a control block
`that contains
`sequence-number information for messages flowing in
`utility sessions.
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`internode routing The capability of patb control co
`route PTUs from half-sessions to data link control and
`from data link control to half-sessions for sessions
`between NAUs that reside in different nodes.
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`intern procedure In the AlX operating system, the
`procedure of defining an atom.
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