Abnormal end, of a task or transaction. A CICS command to abnormally terminate a transaction. An MVS macro to abnormally terminate an MVS program and/or task.
Derived from "ABnormal END," an error message on the IBM360 Mainframe. It is the result of erroneous software logic or hardware failure and can be compared to Oracle's ORA-600 errors.
This abbreviated term is short for AB normally END. It is used to describe the situation where a program encounters an unexpected condition or system failure that cannot be handled by the program logic. The program terminates execution with an error message.
Acronym for abnormal end of task. It refers to software crashes or loss of data. Derives from an error message on the IBM 360.
Ab normal end of task; the termination of a task before its completion because of an error condition that cannot be resolved by recovery facilities while the task is executing.
A serious error encountered in the server, which stops the server from operating.
A crash or other abnormal termination of software: ABnormalEND. Sometimes used in subject lines of emails warning friends of an imminent loss of Internet access.
An acronym for abnormal end of task. An abend is the termination of computer processing on a job or task prior to its completion because of an error condition that cannot be resolved by programmed recovery procedures.
an abnormal ending of a transaction
a special form of server crash
Abnormal end-of-program caused by a program error during execution.
ABnormal END; job did not run correctly, and execution was not completed
(1.) The abnormal end of a task. (2.) The ending of a task before its completion because of an error condition that recovery facilities cannot resolve while the task is running.
When Novell's NetWare network operating system crashes, it will usually toss up a message that starts with the term abend, which stands for Abnormal End....
The result of erroneous software logic or hardware failure and can be compared to Oracle's ORA-600 errors. Derived from "ABnormal END," an error message on the IBM360 Mainframe.
Acronym for ab normal end of task. It refers to software crashes or lossage. Derives from an error message on the IBM 360.
Stands for Abnormal End. Typically seen on Netware servers, signifies that a serious error has occurred.
Abnormal End. Also called system crash. Usually caused by input or data presented to a computer which is beyond its ability to cope. If an abend happens in a single-task program (like DOS), the machine will cease to take input ("lock up") and must be restarted ("re-booted"). Multitasking operating systems (like UNIX) allows other programs to continue running while only stopping the one causing trouble.
A contraction of abnormal end.
